DHL Africa optimistic in regards to Kenya’s growth pattern

By Albert bwana

Leading international express and logistics company, DHL Express considers East Africa and particularly Kenya as a key region for growth within sub-Saharan Africa.

Charles Brewer ,Managing director of DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa {SSA},who is currently meeting key players, customers and media to share the key priorities of partnerships.

“The international monetary Fund IMF] has forecasted a GDP growth of around 6.9% for Kenya in 2015 which mirrors our confidence in the country performances” according to Brewer.

Although the recent 2015 Ernst & Young Global Limited’s attractiveness survey reported that Kenya received less FDI than previous years, that shows that investors still have a firm interest to the country”, he said.

Mr. Brewer pointed out point that the importance of having engaged employees in their organization is the main core of the companies business and they are able to provide a great service and retail loyal customers.

He said the company is embanking on a programme which will see more engagement with the SME’s on trade and other sectors across the global in partnership as well as staff retention and development with award winning learning and development programme, Certified International Specialist [CIS].

As the market leader, we will continue to invest in our people, equipment and facilities to ensure that we continue to exceed the demand of all our customers.” said Alan Cassells, Country Manager.