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The World Bank expects Kenya's economy to grow between 5.3-6 percent over the next two years and has revised its forecast for 2010 upwards by almost a full percentage point to 4.9 percent.
The bank says that a strong performance in the agriculture and manufacturing sectors, higher public investment in infrastructure and rising confidence has been noted since the adoption of a new constitution.
ABN is joined by Wolfgang Fengler, Lead Economist at the World Bank.
