Why Kenya’s economic breakthrough needs better systems, not more funds

Kenya can boost its economic growth by improving the efficiency of existing systems rather than seeking more funds. The article cites the Oakland Athletics (Moneyball) and Singapore as examples where efficient institutions and disciplined execution are key. A concrete example: a lease transaction worth about 100 million shillings was delayed for months due to an error on Ardhisasa, stalling investment and tax revenue. Kenya's Affordable Housing Programme offers similar potential, but its success depends on streamlined processes like land registration and permits.