US tech giants flag Kenya investment risks

President Ruto seeks to attract more foreign investment in technology...

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US technology companies are voicing concerns that Kenya's unpredictable tax and regulatory environment could hinder future investment. This warning comes as President Ruto actively seeks to boost foreign capital in the tech sector.

Key players flagging these risks include major companies like Google, Uber, American Tower Corporation, and Mastercard.
The concerns were highlighted at the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Business Summit 2026 in Nairobi on Wednesday.
The core issue is the need for policy certainty to encourage both new investment and the expansion of existing operations in Kenya.

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