The World Bank says electricity costs for businesses in Kenya are almost 50% higher than in Uganda and more than 124% higher than in Viet Nam, two of its peer countries.
The report says opaque power purchase agreements (PPAs) and weak procurement practices have contributed to high electricity costs.
The World Bank says Kenya's economy could grow by 22% by 2035 if the government tackles corruption, reduces theft of public funds and ensures public money is spent properly.
This could also create up to 7.7 million jobs and reduce the country's debt burden
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If @skmusyoka had not been unreasonably greedy in 07 Raila would have finished his two terms in 2017. We would all now be campaigning for Kalonzo's re-election under the Original ODM Party.