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Kenya's economy has been projected to surpuss the 5% threshold if the latest prediction by World Bank's financing arm, International Monetary Fund, IMF, is anything to go by. According to the IMF report dubbed regional economic outlook, economic activity in Sub-Saharan Africa, is expected to increase to 5% this year and a further 5.5% in 2011. Even as the government predicted a modest 4.5% growth. This has largely been attributed to sound economic financial policies that enabled the region to withstand shocks brought by the global financial crisis. Denis Otieno reports.