Comparative advantage as a non-economics term is fine here.
But as an economics term, it is not, because as opposed to a traded good you should not prioritise if you have a comparative disadvantage in, you must always have an industrial policy, whichever country you are.
Invitations to tender in #Kenya are increasingly issued in dollars or euros, prompting SoE to invoice for their services in foreign currency. The trend towards #dollarisation of the economy risks further draining the country's foreign exchange reserves. https://t.co/nvv23prPy2