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The country’s high net-worth individuals are changing tack, moving away from foreign homes and luxury residential property in favour of local, income-generating investments. A new report by global property consultant Knight Frank shows a growing preference for investments in renewable energy and technology here in the country.
Kenya's Wealthy retreat from 'Lifestyle' Investments
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