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Ndindi Nyoro challenges the government’s economic model, arguing Kenya should emulate South Korea’s industrial giants rather than Singapore’s service economy.

In a policy critique that doubles as a political jab, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has argued that Kenya is modeling its growth on the wrong Asian tiger. "We are obsessed with Singapore’s logistics, but we should be copying South Korea’s industrialization," he said.
Nyoro advocates for the "Chaebol" model—supporting large, family-owned conglomerates to become global champions—rather than relying on foreign direct investment. His comments challenge the President’s current strategy, suggesting a philosophical split within the ruling party on how to fix the economy.
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