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The World Bank highlights Kenya’s challenge of absorbing only 100,000 formal jobs annually despite about one million Kenyans entering the labour market each year. This gap threatens economic growth and calls for effective job creation strategies to reverse flagging economic fortunes, according to Standard Business.

Kenya’s coffee industry requires increased investment in innovative science and technology, along with climate-resilient coffee varieties and farmer-focused policies, to boost production and enhance value for smallholder farmers. These strategic interventions aim to address challenges such as declining yields and climate impacts, positioning the sector for sustainable growth and better incomes.