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Finance Minister Amos Kimunya answers questions after his keynote speech. Photo: Ivy Hardman/Mshale
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Minister Tickles Funny Bones in Atlanta, Booed in Minneapolis
ATLANTA – In an apparent attempt by the government to woo the Diaspora to invest in Kenya, Finance Minister Amos Kimunya told his fellow citizens abroad to put their money to work in their motherland, which he said had undergone tremendous economic growth.
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Dr. Paul Tiyambe Zeleza addressing the Kenyan diaspora convention in Kennesaw. Photo: Edwin Okong'o/Mshale
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Diaspora’s Financial Power Key
ATLANTA - African immigrants around the world should not expect foreigners to tackle the problems of their continent, a Malawi-born distinguished historian and advocate of African-centered solutions to the continent’s challenges said here today.
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Dr. Bitange Ndemo, Mr. Mark Wilson and Dr. Edward Sambili during a light moment as they toured Ryla's headquarters
(Photo: Tom Gitaa)
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ATLANTA - Dr. Bitange Ndemo, the Permanent Secretary for Information and Communication, today reiterated the Kenya government’s commitment to transforming the economy through information and communication technologies (ICTs). Dr. Ndemo made the remarks when he and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Planning and National Development, Dr. Edward Sambili were given a private tour of the Ryla Teleservices facilities by that company’s President and CEO, Mr. Mark Wilson.
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