WIRE — A large share of Kenyas steel production capacity remains idle despite rising demand driven by infrastructure projects and the governments affordable housing programme, with manufacturers blaming high production costs, cheap imports and inconsistent tax policies. The Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) says local steel mills are operating at only 36 percent of their installed production [...] The post Kenyas Steel Mills Operating at Just 36% Capacity Despite Construction Boom, Manufacturers Say appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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