Kenya is setting up three special economic zones that will offer tax breaks to lure global textile firms and help it seize a share of the West's textile market now dominated by Asian rivals, the industry minister said. The east African nation of 40 million people has a fairly diversified economy and is popular with tourists, but exports are dominated by farm commodities with volatile prices and low returns, leading to a gaping current account deficit.
If it succeeds in drawing textile
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