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Kenyan small businesses, especially those led by women and youth, are set for a major financial boost. The European Investment Bank and Family Bank have partnered to mobilise 14.7 billion shillings in funding for SMEs, in a move expected to spark job creation and economic growth. The announcement was made during the EU-Kenya Business Forum held in Nairobi.
European Investment Bank and Family Bank to mobilise Ksh.14.7B for SMEs
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