What does KEPSA stand for?

Kenya Private Sector Alliance

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Turkey's honorary consul Bilal Alkoc, commercial counsellor in Kenyan capital of Nairobi Okay Ozturk and Kevit Desai, the director and governor of the Kenya Private Sector Alliance, and other officials will attend the seminar.

(ECO) ISTANBUL CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY TO ORGANIZE "KENYA DAY"

Michael Joseph, CEO of one of Kenya's largest and most profitable companies, Safaricom, teamed up with GM's Bill Lay and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), to call Nairobi's top business managers to the Grand Regency Hotel to address the devastating economic fallout from the contentious December 2007 elections.

Cautious optimism as calm returns

The Kenya Private Sector Alliance has estimated the country's political crisis may cost as many as 400,000 jobs, and that losses to businesses could reach the equivalent of $3.

Kenyan Airline Suspends Paris Flights