Economic of Kenya Africa

By | February 22, 2015

In August of 2013 I traveled to Kenya, Africa on a mission trip.  Four of us went to Harambe Town.  It is the poorest of the poor.  We went to an orphanage that consisted of a church, school, and orphanage that had no electricity or toilets.  We had just dug a fresh water well for them.  Kenya’s economic system is market based and maintains a liberalized external trade system.  We bought them some sewing machines but they had to estimate how much they would make sewing clothing and pay up front before they could use them.

As of March 2014, economic prospects are positive with above 5% GDP growth expected.

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Hi, I am Tamela (Tammy) Dohm.  I am taking three classes this term.  Two are on-line so I'm learning a lot.  I just retired from Michigan State University after 25 years in the Department of Medicine, College of Human Medicine, working for Professors of Medicine in the divisions of Infectious Diseases and Hematology/Oncology.  I have returned to LCC because I needed to retake some classes to finish my degree.  I will graduate after this term.  I would like to pursue Photography.  I want to do something fun.  I have been the photographer at several weddings and some other events and really enjoyed it.  I'm looking forward to getting to know my classmates and Professor Jim Luke through this blog.  Good luck to all of us!!

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