KNBS Leading Economic Indicators July 2010

8/8/2019 KNBS Leading Economic Indicators July 2010

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LEADING ECONOMIC

INDICATORSHolticulture ProductsHolticulture ProductsHolticulture ProductsHolticulture Products

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10,600

11,200

11,800

12,400

13,000

13,600

14,200

14,800

15,400

16,000

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July0

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Aug09

Sep09

Oct09

Nov09

Dec09

Jan10

Feb10

Mar10

Apr10

May10

June1

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2,700.0

2,890.0

3,080.0

3,270.0

3,460.0

3,650.0

3,840.0

4,030.0

4,220.0

4,410.0

4,600.0

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KENYA NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS.................................................................................................... I

LIST OF TABLES .............................................................................................................. I

LIST OF FIGURES............................................................................................................ I

KEY HIGHLIGHTS ON LEADING ECONOMIC INDICATORS ...................................... 4

Overview............................................................................................................................................................................ 4Macroeconomic Indicators and Financial Intermediation........................................................................................ 4

SECTORAL PERFORMANCES .................................................................................................................................... 5

a). Agriculture........................................................................................................................................................... 5

b). International Trade............................................................................................................................................. 5

c). Energy ................................................................................................................................................................. 6

d). Manufacturing and, building and construction................................................................................................ 6

e). Tourism and Transport ...................................................................................................................................... 6

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE 1: KENYA CONSUMER PRICE INDICES** AND INFLATION RATE ........... 8

TABLE 2: MEAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES OF KENYA SHILLINGS AGAINST

SELECTED MAJOR CURRENCIES AT THE END OF THE MONTH ............ 10

Table 3: Interest Rates (%).............................................................................. 12

TABLE 4: CAPITAL MARKETS NAIROBI STOCK EXCHANGE ............................. 13

TABLE 5 (a): MONEY SUPPLY .................................................................................. 14

TABLE 6: COFFEE SALES AND PRICES* .............................................................. 17

TABLE 7: TEA PRODUCTION AND PRICES* ........................................................ 18

Table 8(a): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Maize in the Year 2009 ........... 19

Table 8(b): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Maize in the Year 2010........... 20

Table 8(c): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Beans Prices (2009) ............... 21

Table 8(d): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Beans Prices (2010)...............22


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Table 12 (a): Domestic Exports by Broad Economic Category ................................ 28

Table 13 (a): Imports by Broad Economic Category ................................................ 29

Table 14(a): Local Electricity Generation by Source ............................................... 30Table 14(b): Generation and Consumption of Electricity ........................................ 32

Table 14 ( c ): Consumption of Petroleum Fuels ....................................................... 33

Table 14 (d): Weighted Average Retail Prices for Selected Fuel Products within

Nairobi ................................................................................................ 34

Table 14 (e): Weighted Average Retail Prices for Selected Fuels in Kenya ............. 35

Table 14(f): Murban ADNOC Prices 2004-2009 ...................................................... 36

Table 15: Value of Building Plans Approved by Nairobi City Council (NCC) ........ 37

Table 16(a): Domestic Production of Sugar ............................................................. 38

Table 16(c ): Production of Assembled Vehicles ...................................................... 38

Table 16(c ): Production of Assembled Vehicles ...................................................... 39

Table 16(e): Cement production and Consumption............................................... 40

Table 16(f): Milk Intakes in the Formal Milk Sector ............................................. 41

Table 17: Visitor Arrivals* through Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (J.K.I.A)

and Moi International Airport (M.I.A) ................................................. 42

TABLE (18A): JOMO KENYATTA INT. AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS ONLY-

EMBARKED PASSENGERS BY PORT OF DESTINATION. ....................... 43

TABLE (18B): JOMO KENYATTA INT. AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS ONLY-

LANDED PASSENGERS BY PORT OF DESTINATION. ............................ 45

Table 18 C: New Vehicle Registration .................................................................... 47


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LIST OF FIGURES

FIG. 1: KENYA CPI AND ANNUAL INFLATION RATES .......................................... 9

FIG 2: END OF MONTH MEAN EXCHANGE RATE OF KENYA SHILLINGS

AGAINST MAJOR SELECTED CURRENCIES.......................................... 11

FIG 3: INTEREST RATES ............................................................................................. 12

FIG 4: NAIROBI STOCK EXCHANGE SHARES INDEX ........................................ 13

FIG 5: MONEY SUPPLY (M3) ...................................................................................... 15

FIG 6: FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES............................................................... 16

FIG.7: COFFEE SALES AT THE NAIROBI COFFEE EXCHANGE ...................... 17

FIG.8: TEA PRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 18

Fig 9: Electricity Generation by Source....................................................................... 31

Fig 10: Electricity Generation Consumption and Power Losses .................................. 32

Fig 11(a): Average Retail Prices of selected Petroleum Products .................................... 34

Fig 11(b): Weighted Average Prices for LPG in Kenya .................................................... 35

Fig 12: Trend for Murban ADNOC Crude Oil Prices .................................................. 36

FIG 13: Milk Intake in the Formal Sector ...................................................................... 41

FIG 14: VISITORS ARRIVING IN KENYA THROUGH THE MAIN AIRPORTS. 42

FIG 15: J.K.I.A. PASSENGERS BY REGION OF DESTINATION .......................... 44

FIG 16: J.K.I.A. PASSENGERS BY REGION OF ORIGIN ....................................... 46


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Key highlights on Leading Economic Indicators

Overview

The monthly Leading Economic Indicators Publication for July 2010 highlight trends in Consumer Price Indices

(CPI) and inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, international trade, agriculture, energy, manufacturing, building

and construction, tourism and transport.

Macroeconomic Indicators and Financial Intermediation

New Kenya Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 0.37 per cent from 105.61 points in June 2010 to 105.98

points in July 2010. However, annual average inflation rate declined from 5.43 per cent in June 2010 to 5.03 per

cent in July 2010.

The Kenyan Shilling appreciated against the US Dollar and the South Africa Rand but depreciated against the

Sterling Pound, Euro, and Japanese Yen in July 2010 compared to June 2010. The Shilling also weakened against

the Ugandan shilling while strengthening against the Tanzanian Shilling in the same period. The Shilling

appreciated against the US Dollar, and the South Africa Rand to trade at KSh 80.230 and KSh 21.393 comparedto KSh 81.917 and KSh 21.842 respectively over the same period. However, during the same period, the Shilling

weakened against the Sterling Pound, the Euro and the Japanese Yen to trade at KSh 125.303, KSh 104.878 and

KSh 92.823 respectively.

The benchmark 91-day Treasury bill decreased by 46.3 per cent in July 2010 from 2.98 per cent recorded in June

2010 to stand at 1.60 per cent. The weighted average lending rate offered by Commercial banks for loans and

advances decreased marginally from 14.39 per cent in June 2010 to 14.29 per cent in July 2010. Savings rate

declined from 1.75 per cent in June 2010 to 1.55 per cent in July 2010.

The Nairobi Stock Exchange share index (NSE 20) increased marginally by 2.3 per cent from 4,339.28 points in

June 2010 to 4,438.58 points in July 2010. Total value of shares traded decreased by 16.2 per cent from KSh

13.6 billion in June 2010 to KSh 11.4 billion in July 2010. However, total number of shares traded increased

significantly by 89.6 per cent from 364.7 million shares to 691.3 million shares over the same period.

Broad money supply (M3) expanded by KSh 15.284 billion from KSh 1,198.930 billion in June 2010 to KSh

1,214.214 billion in July 2010. However, money and quasi-money (M2) increased by 1.1 per cent from KSh

1,033.704 billion to KSh 1,045.021 billion over the same period.


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SECTORAL PERFORMANCES

a). Agriculture

Quantity of coffee auctioned at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange declined by 31.9 per cent from 2,496 MT in May

2010 to 1,699 MT in June 2010, while its average auction price declined from KSh 239.34 per kilogram to KSh

232.55 per kilogram over the same period.

Quantity of processed tea went down by 0.7 per cent from 35,857 MT in April 2010 to 35,618 MT in May 2010

and its auction price declined from KSh 217.16 per kilogram to KSh 198.56 per kilogram over the same period.

Average price for dry maize decreased from KSh 24.10 per kilogram in April 2010 to KSh 20.91 per kilogram in

May 2010 and average price for dry beans declined marginally from KSh 62.42 per Kilogram to KSh 59.56 per

kilogram over the same period with Mudete, Mbale and Cheptulu markets reporting the highest prices for beans.

b). International Trade

Quantity of coffee exported rose by 17.2 per cent from 3,859 MT in May 2010 to 4,523.3 MT in June 2010 while

its value went up marginally by 3.1 per cent from KSh 1,582.9 million to KSh 1,632.0 million over the same

period.

Quantity of processed tea increased by 14.8 per cent from 35,423.2 MT in May 2010 to 40,653.2 MT in June

2010 and its value went up marginally by 2.0 per cent from KSh 7,962.3 million to KSh 8,118.3 million over the

same period.

Quantity of fresh horticultural produce exported declined by 7.0 per cent from 13,297 MT recorded in May2010 to 12,370 MT in June 2010, while export value of fresh horticultural produce declined by 6.9 per cent from

KSh 3.09 billion to KSh 2.88 billion over the same period.

Volume of trade decreased marginally by 1.2 per cent from KSh 113,558.45 billion in May 2010 to KSh

112,247.71 billion in June 2010. Total exports and imports also declined by 0.6 per cent and 1.4 per cent

respectively to stand at KSh 33.0 billion and KSh 79.2 billion, respectively in June 2010.

Domestic exports by Broad Economic Category (BEC) show that food and beverages, Industrial Supplies (Non-

Food), consumer goods not elsewhere specified were the main export categories in June 2010. Food and

beverages, Industrial Supplies (Non-Food) and consumer goods not elsewhere specified had a share contribution

of 43.19, 26.01 and 20.43 per cent, respectively, in total export in June 2010. All the other economic categories


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c). Energy

Total domestic electricity generation increased by 0.06 per cent from 550.17 million KWh in May 2010 to 550.51

million KWh in June 2010. The share of hydro generation rose to 55.4 per cent in June 2010 from 53.5 per centin May 2010. Total domestic consumption of electricity rose by 13.0 per cent from 476 million KWh in May

2010 to 537.7 million KWh in June 2010. Power losses declined from 93.2 million KWh to 28.9 million KWh

over the same period.

Total consumption of petroleum products rose by 3.5 per cent from 222.9 thousand MT in May 2010 to 230.8

thousand MT in June 2010.

In the domestic market, average retail prices for motor gasoline, light diesel oil and illuminating kerosene retailed

at an average of KSh 89.27 per litre, KSh 78.44 per litre and KSh 66.09 per litre in July 2010 compared to KSh

89.19 per litre, KSh 78.24 per litre and KSh 65.60 per litre in June 2010, respectively. In Nairobi, the price of

motor gasoline and light diesel were KSh 92.23 and KSh 82.90 per litre in July 2010, respectively.

In the international market, the price of Murban crude oil dropped further by 2.4 per cent per barrel from US

Dollars 74.80 per barrel in June 2010 to US Dollars 73.00 per barrel in July 2010.

d). Manufacturing and, building and construction

Domestic production of sugar declined by 21.3 per cent from 43,801 MT in May 2009 to 34,450 MT in June

2010 while production of soft drinks increased by 3.2 per cent from 26,432 thousand litres in May 2010 to

27,276 thousand litres in June 2010.

Production of assembled vehicles rose by 4.8 per cent from 521 assembled vehicles in May 2010 to 546

assembled vehicles in June 2010. Production of galvanized sheets went down by 2.2 per cent from 19,540 MT

recorded in May 2010 to 19,109 MT in June 2010.

Quantity of cement produced rose by 16.7 per cent from 291,258 MT in May 2010 to 339,948 MT in June 2010.

Likewise, consumption of cement went up by 21.7 per cent from 247,937 MT recorded in May 2010 to 301,845

MT in June 2010.

Milk deliveries in the formal milk sector declined marginally by 0.9 per cent from 44.6 trillion litres recorded in

April 2010 to 44.2 trillion litres reported in May 2010.

e). Tourism and Transport


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The number of passengers who embarked at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) rose significantly by

20.9 per cent from 90,635 persons in May 2010 to 109,567 persons in June 2010 while passengers who landed

also rose by 12.1 per cent from 90,905 persons to 101,911 over the same period.

Total number of vehicles registered a decrease of 9.2 per cent from 16,353 vehicles in June 2010 to 14,852

vehicles in July 2010. Motor cycles were the main vehicles registered in July 2010.


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TABLE 1: KENYA CONSUMER PRICE INDICES** AND INFLATION RATE

NEW KE NYA CPI: BAS E PE RIOD FE BR UARY 2009=100

NAIROBI NAIROBI NAIROBI NAIROBI PROVINCES KENYALOWER MIDDLE UPPER COMBINED EXCEPT CPI

INCOME INCOME INCOME NAIROBI

Jul-09 102.65 101.44 101.60 102.46 102.24 102.33

Aug-09 102.84 102.06 102.25 103.15 102.79 102.94

Sep-09 103.56 102.01 103.33 103.66 103.26 103.42

Oct-09 104.23 102.30 103.03 103.97 103.47 103.68

Nov-09 104.58 102.49 103.85 104.06 103.75 103.87

Dec-09 104.59 102.71 104.26 104.69 104.64 104.66

Jan-10 105.60 102.93 105.51 104.95 104.84 104.89

Feb-10 106.16 102.95 105.56 105.36 105.05 105.18

Mar-10 105.78 103.34 106.23 105.21 104.80 104.97

Apr-10 106.38 103.52 106.32 105.69 105.48 105.56

May-10 106.85 103.39 107.30 106.03 105.62 105.79

Jun-10 106.67 103.09 107.39 105.84 105.45 105.61

Jul-10 107.61 103.34 107.62 106.58 105.56 105.98

- Data Missing

Inflation Rates

NAIROBI NAIROBI NAIROBI PROVINCES KENYA ANNUAL

LOWER MIDDLE UPPER EXCEPT CPI AVERAGE

INCOME INCOME INCOME NAIROBI INFLATION

F eb10/F eb096.16 2.95 5.56 5.05 5.18 7.88

Mar10/Mar094.13 2.87 6.31 4.01 3.97 7.03

Apr10/Apr094.04 2.55 6.28 3.58 3.66 6.32

May10/May094.18 2.45 7.21 3.87 3.88 5.85

J un10/J un093.92 1.92 6.56 3.45 3.49 5.43

J uly10/J uly096.08 1.87 5.93 3.24 3.60 5.03

Group

PERIOD


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TABLE 2: MEAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES OF KENYA SHILLINGS AGAINST SELECTED MAJOR CURRENCIESAT THE END OF THE MONTH

July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July

1 US Dollar 76.607 76.233 74.999 75.239 74.907 75.689 75.886 76.897 77.331 77.266 79.745 81.917 80.230

1 Sterling Pound 126.588 123.448 120.292 124.503 124.075 120.301 122.423 117.533 116.524 118.709 115.487 123.194 125.303

1 EURO 108.214 108.711 109.692 111.619 112.723 108.522 105.858 104.480 103.717 102.446 98.183 100.054 104.878

100 Japanese Yen80.481 82.181 83.375 82.684 86.534 82.202 84.505 86.132 82.924 82.178 87.161 92.467 92.823

1 SA Rand 20.428 20.328 19.999 20.063 10.134 10.158 20.236 20.505 20.621 20.603 21.264 21.842 21.393

USHS/KES 27.517 26.957 25.600 25.061 25.105 25.189 25.697 26.607 26.962 27.619 27.745 27.907 27.833

TSHS/KES 17.296 17.283 17.540 17.611 17.709 17.651 17.665 17.712 17.574 17.899 17.807 17.945 18.915

* Mean of commercial banks buying and selling exchange rates prevailing at the end of the month

'Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

20102009

CURRENCY


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FIG 2: END OF MONTH MEAN EXCHANGE RATE OF KENYA SHILLINGS AGAINST MAJOR SELECTED CURRENCIES

74.695

79.895

85.095

90.295

95.495

100.695

105.895

111.095

116.295

121.495

126.695

Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Jul-10

(KSh.)

1 US Dollar 1 Sterling Pound 1 EURO 100 Japanese Yen


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Table 3: Interest Rates (%)

MONTHS Average Yield Rates for Commercial Overdraft Inter - Bank Savings

Rates Banks Loans and Rates (Commercial

91 - Days Advances Rates Banks

Treasury Bills (Weighted Average) Rates)2009

July 7.22 14.79 13.94 2.67 1.67

August 7.25 14.76 13.90 3.68 1.65

September 7.29 14.74 13.76 3.51 1.65

October 7.26 14.78 14.03 2.53 1.85

November 7.22 14.85 14.24 3.11 1.71

December 6.82 14.76 14.13 2.94 1.73

2010

January 6.56 14.98 14.48 3.72 1.75

February 6.22 14.98 14.25 2.39 1.81

March 6.10 14.96 14.06 2.22 1.81

April 5.17 14.58 14.50 2.46 1.85

May 4.21 14.44 14.37 2.19 1.79

June 2.98 14.39 14.23 1.14 1.75

July 1.60 14.29 14.03 1.37 1.55

Source : Central Bank of Kenya

FIG 3: INTEREST RATES

1.5

2.859

4.218

5.577

6.936

8.295

9.654

11.013

12.372

13.731

15.09

July'09

Aug'09

Sep'09

Oct'09

Nov'09

Dec'09

Jan'10

Feb'10

Mar'10

Apr'10

May'10

Jun'10

July'10

Percentag

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TABLE 4: CAPITAL MARKETS NAIROBI STOCK EXCHANGE

SHARES INDEX

Base Jan 1966=100

Jul-09 41,929 296,192 3,261,625 3,273.1

Aug-09 31,697 280,892 3,149,211 3,102.7

Sep-09 29,690 231,692 3,547,591 3,005.5

Oct-09 26,430 303,297 4,520,966 3,083.6

Nov-09 28,866 396,360 4,646,566 3,189.6

Dec-09 28,188 307,655 2,954,300 3,247.4

Jan-10 38,544 603,905 6,358,024 3,565.3Feb-10 36,776 369,758 4,214,876 3,629.4

Mar-10 48,784 627,000 8,325,598 4,072.9

Apr-10 42,918 398,533 6,754,866 4,233.2

May-10 47,320 953,528 10,342,437 4,241.8

Jun-10 46,790 364,707 13,608,178 4,339.3

Jul-10 92,226 691,336 11,383,352 4,438.6

Source : Nairobi Stock Exchange

MONTH NUMBER OF

TRANSACTIONS

NUMBER OF

SHARES ('000)

VALUE OF

SHARES ('000KShs)

FIG 4: NAIROBI STOCK EXCHANGE SHARES INDEX

SHARES INDEX

3,273.1

3,102.73,005.5

3,083.6

3,189.6

3,247.4

3,565.3

3,629.4

4,072.9

4,233.2

4,241.8

4,339.3

4,438.6

2,850.0 3,008.9 3,167.7 3,326.6 3,485.4 3,644.3 3,803.1 3,962.0 4,120.9 4,279.7 4,438.6

Jul-09

Sep-09

Nov-09

Jan-10

Mar-10

May-10

Jul-10


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TABLE 5 (a): MONEY SUPPLY

KSh Million

(Commercial

Banks)** (NBFIs)

2009

July 427,483 386,259 14,964 828,521 973,623 2.46

August 433,609 386,681 14,888 831,899 982,854 0.95

September 433,354 400,535 15,508 849,209 986,901 0.41

October 447,431 407,707 16,645 871,616 1,006,009 1.94

November 441,038 422,160 16,579 879,608 1,022,339 1.62

December 442,245 438,804 17,199 898,099 1,045,657 2.28

2010

Jan-10 463,449 440,761 12,824 916,868 1,067,271 2.07

Feb-10 457,899 467,088 13,332 938,135 1,084,345 1.60

Mar-10 465,082 480,940 13,111 959,005 1,107,896 2.17

Apr-10 476,702 478,203 13,823 698,329 1,122,790 1.34

May-10 491,196 492,940 15,202 999,145 1,159,595 3.28

Jun-10 511,584 506,184 16,099 1,033,704 1,198,930 3.39

Jul-10 523,318 504,913 16,099 1,045,021 1,214,214 1.27

Source : Central Bank of Kenya

** All other deposits in commercial banks except those of Central Government.

*** Broad Money (M3) includes M2 and Quasi Money supplied by Non Bank Financial Institutions

* Currency in circulation less cash in banks plus all demand deposits except those of Central Government,Local Govt, Banks, non residents and

foreign currency deposits.

%

CHANGE***

*

As at end of

month QUASI - MONEY

MONEY AND QUASI MONEY (M2)

TOTAL (M2)

BROAD

MONEY

(M3)***MONEY

(M1)*


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FIG 5: MONEY SUPPLY (M3)

Comparison of Broad Money Supply (M3)- 2009 and 2010

895.00

927.00

959.00

991.00

1,023.00

1,055.00

1,087.00

1,119.00

1,151.00

1,183.00

1,215.00

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

Months

KSh.B

illion

2009 2010


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TABLE 5b: FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES

KSh. Million

CENTRAL MONETARY AUTHORITY

CENTRALBANK

CENTRALGOVERNMENT**

TOTAL

2009

June 246,970 1,548 248,518 123,618 372,136 279,709July 245,554 1,548 247,102 123,813 370,915 287,432August 248,263 1,548 249,811 117,049 366,860 272,644September 250,002 1,548 251,550 114,538 366,088 267,556October 258,365 1,548 259,913 115,585 375,498 271,130November 265,901 1,548 267,449 103,871 371,320 267,999December 263,019 1,548 264,567 92,245 356,812 245,425

2010

January 260,720 1,548 262,268 111,540 373,808 277,186February 260,400 1,548 261,948 117,790 379,738 278,040March 260,375 1,548 261,923 111,591 373,514 272,016April 268,063 1,548 269,611 102,513 372,124 279,188May 261,368 1,548 262,916 101,995 364,911 254,846

June 280,152 1,518 281,670 99,176 380,846 278,915

Source : Central Bank of Kenya** Central Government includes reserve position in the Fund and deposits with Crown Agents.

MONTHS

COMMERCIALBANKS GROSSTOTAL

NET

FOREIGNEXCHANGE

FIG 6: FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES

245,000

258,474

271,948

285,421

298,895

312,369

325,843

339,317

352,790

366,264

379,738

KSh(million)


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TABLE 6: COFFEE SALES AND PRICES*

QUANTITY PRICE PRICE QUANTITY PRICE PRICE QUANTITY PRICE PRICE

(MT) ($ /kg) Ksh /kg) (MT) ($ /kg) (Ksh /kg) (MT) ($ /kg) (Ksh /kg)

January 2,344 2.89 203.63 5,643 2.01 159.90 4,473 4.75 360.04

February 4,899 3.12 220.19 6,356 2.17 172.92 5,243 5.44 417.51

March 6,117 3.09 193.98 8,721 3.13 156.29 5,930 4.87 374.42

April 6,374 2.72 169.14 7,129 2.88 144.22 3,221 3.68 284.40

May 3,179 2.34 144.93 5,763 2.69 210.43 2,496 3.05 239.34

June 0 0.00 0.00 4,297 2.64 205.71 1,699 2.86 232.55

July 1,957 2.64 177.50 0 0 0

August** 2,173 2.61 179.50 4,027 3.39 258.55

September 3,878 2.37 173.56 2,137 3.34 252.30

October 2,253 1.66 132.37 1,329 3.10 234.40

November 2,517 1.95 151.92 1,283 3.62 272.36

December 3,014 2.08 161.50 2,813 4.54 340.85

Annual 38,704 2.60 177.22 49,498 2.87 195.75

Source : Coffee Board of Kenya

* Auction Price** Nairobi Coffee Exchange was in recess for most of August 2003, 2005,2006,2007,June 2008 and July 2009

*** Figures subject to revision

NB: MT denotes Metric Tonnes

2010***

Months

20092008

FIG.7: COFFEE SALES AT THE NAIROBI COFFEE EXCHANGE

Coffee Sales

0873

1,7452,618

3,4904,3635,2356,1086,9807,8538,725

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June

Quantity(MT)


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TABLE 7: TEA PRODUCTION AND PRICES*

QUANTITY PRICE* PRICE* QUANTITY PRICE* PRICE*

(MT) ( $/kg ) (KShs/kg) (MT) ( $/kg ) (KShs/kg)January 25,484 2.30 182.33 37,713 3.00 227.47

February 21,537 2.27 180.89 34,834 3.13 239.76

March 18,779 2.32 184.04 39,175 3.01 230.75

April 18,343 2.43 193.53 35,857 2.82 217.16

May 29,803 2.49 194.33 35,618 2.53 198.56

June 25,337 2.70 210.35

July 21,510 2.90 221.79

August 21,231 3.06 233.94September 27,434 3.18 240.27

October 22,760 2.78 209.56

November 35,866 3.05 228.30

December 36,114 3.21 241.69

Annual 304,198 2.77 212.64

Source:Tea Board of KenyaMT for Metric Tonnes

*Auction prices**Figures subject to revision

Months

2010**2009

FIG.8: TEA PRODUCTION

Tea Production - 2009 and 2010

18 000

20,200

22,400

24,600

26,800

29,000

31,200

33,400

35,60037,800

40,000

Quantity(MT)


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Table 8(b): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Maize in the Year 2010

Ksh/kg

J AN FE B MAR APR MAY

MUTHITHI . 14.29 16.67 16.67 16.67

MUKUY U 33.33 33.33 28.57 28.57 .

KIRIAINI 33.33 33.33 33.33 33.33 .

N Y E R I 32.50 35.00 35.00 37.50 .

KARATINA 40.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 .

GAKINDU 35.00 27.50 30.00 30.00 .

NANYUKI 38.89 33.33 33.33 27.78 .

SIP IL I 34.09 33.33 27.27 . .

R U NYENJ ES 30.00 25.00 20.00 17.50 .

E MBU TOWN 31.50 27.50 20.00 20.00 .ICIARA 28.00 25.00 27.27 . .

SIAKAGO 32.50 22.50 20.00 17.50 17.50

MIGWANI 30.00 25.00 25.00 15.91 15.00

MACHAKOS TOWN 28.50 28.00 . 20.00 20.00

KIANJ AI 37.22 22.22 15.56 . .

MWE NDANTU 32.00 25.00 18.18 15.00 13.64

WOTE 28.00 25.00 . 18.00 18.00

DARAJA MBILI 22.73 23.64 24.09 25.00 22.73

KIBIRIGO . . . 23.08 23.08

RIOC HANDA . . 22.92 22.92 18.75

NYABITE . . . 20.00 18.00KIBUYE 29.55 28.18 27.27 27.27 .

AHER O 29.55 28.18 . . .

K IBOSWA 27.27 27.27 27.27 27.27 .

SONDU 29.55 29.55 . . .

SIAYA 25.00 22.73 22.73 20.45 .

NGIYA 22.73 22.73 20.45 20.45 .

UGUNJ A 25.00 22.73 25.00 . .

OYUGIS 25.00 26.73 28.57 27.27 .

K A P S A B E T . . . 26.09 25.00

KITALE 35.00 35.00 32.50 . 25.00

E L D O R E T 28.75 28.75 28.75 27.50 25.00BU R NT FOR EST . . . 22.73 22.73

TU R BO 22.00 22.00 22.00 24.00 20.00

K IPK AR EN 24.00 30.00 27.50 25.00 25.00

BUNGOMA TOWN 30.00 . . 22.73 20.45

KIMILILI 30.00 25.00 25.00 20.83 20.83

K APSOK WONY 23.91 25.22 23.91 21.74 19.23

BUMAL A 23.81 23.81 28.57 . .

BUS IA TOWN 21.43 21.43 18.10 18.10 .

KAKAMEG A TOWN 29.55 27.27 27.27 27.27 .

MUDETE 28.57 23.81 22.38 21.43 21.43

C H E P T U L U 28.57 26.19 26.19 21.43 19.05

MBALE 28.57 23.81 20.48 21.43 19.05

KAWANGWARE 34.09 34.76 30.95 30.95 23.81

BURMA 35.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 25.00

KIKOMBA 35.71 32.50 32.50 30.00 21.43

KANGEMI 30.95 30.95 30.95 30.00 22.73

K OR OGOC HO 33.33 30.95 30.95 28.57 22.73

KIBERA(TOI) 33 33 32 50 31 58 30 95 23 68

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Table 8(c): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Beans (2009)

Market JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC

KIAMBU 80.0 80.0 . . 62.5 57.7 54.3 . . . 75.0 .

LIMURU 80.0 80.0 . . 70.0 75.0 75.0 . . 80.0 75.0 .

MUTHITHI 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0 . . . . . . .

MUKUYU 63.6 76.2 46.4 76.2 72.7 68.2 . . . 60.9 60.9 60.9

KIRIAINI 69.6 69.6 . 71.4 61.9 69.8 56.5 . . 60.9 60.9 .

NANYUKI 100.0 88.9 78.0 100.0 88.9 100.0 88.9 88.9 . 88.9 88.9 88.9

SIPILI 60.0 60.0 60.0 70.0 . . . . .

MARIAKANI 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 90.0 . 90.0 90.0 90.0

KALOLENI 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 . 90.0 90.0 91.0

MALINDI 75.0 80.0 70.0 80.0 70.0 . . . 70.0 70.0 .KIBAUNI KILIFI 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 . . . .

GARSEN 70.0 . 80.0 80.0 70.0 . . . . . . .

RUNYENJES 80.0 85.0 85.0 85.0 80.0 60.0 60.0 . 70.0 70.0 65.0 .

EMBU TOWN 80.0 80.0 85.0 50.9 90.0 60.0 60.0 . 70.0 70.0 65.0 .

SIAKAGO 71.4 76.2 81.0 95.1 70.1 66.7 71.4 70.0 . 75.0 65.0 60.0

MIGWANI . 84.2 80.0 80.0 55.0 58.0 70.0 . . 80.0 70.0 60.0

MACHAKOS TOWN . 75.0 75.0 75.0 79.0 75.0 70.0 . . . 80.0 .

TALA 62.0 . . . . . . . . . . .MWENDANTU 63.6 63.6 59.1 70.0 54.6 54.6 60.0 . . 61.1 . 59.1

WOTE 60.0 60.0 60.0 80.0 . 65.0 65.0 . . 57.5 . .

GARISSA TOWN 66.7 70.6 . . . . . . . . .

DARAJA MBILI 52.2 54.6 59.1 59.1 45.5 45.5 . . . 45.5 54.5 52.3

BONDO 97.5 100.0 . . . . . . . . . .

KABARNET 60.0 65.0 65.0 70.0 70.0 . . . . . . .

KAPSABET 65.2 65.2 69.6 81.0 68.2 71.4 . . . . . .

KITALE 72.7 63.6 68.2 68.2 68.2 68.2 50.0 54.6 . 67.0 77.3 .ELDORET 67.5 70.0 70.0 70.0 75.0 65.0 63.6 59.1 . 81.8 68.2 68.2

TURBO 72.5 65.0 70.0 65.0 67.5 65.0 60.0 55.0 . 56.5 58.3 65.2

KIPKAREN 63.6 63.6 57.5 60.0 60.0 60.0 45.5 54.6 . 54.5 63.6 63.6

KAIADO TOWNSHIP . . . 80.0 . . . . . . . .

BUNGOMA TOWN 59.1 . 63.6 70.0 72.5 70.0 70.0 65.0 70.0 . 70.0 70.0

KIMILILI . . . . . 65.0 40.0 . . 60.0 60.0 60.0

KAPSOKWONY . . . . 75.0 75.0 . . . 60.0 60.0 60.0

MUDETE 76.2 81.0 85.7 81.0 76.2 . . . . . . .

CHEPTULU 76.2 81.0 85.7 85.7 61.9 . . . . . . .

MBALE 76.2 76.2 85.7 85.7 66.7 . . . . . . .

KAWANGWARE 90.0 85.7 90.0 90.5 90.5 90.9 90.9 90.9 90.7 90.5 90.5 90.5

BURMA 80.0 100.0 100.0 81.6 72.7 81.0 85.0 85.0 85.0 85.0 85.0 85.0

KIKOMBA 75.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 66.7 80.0 81.0 81.7 85.0 86.4 86.4 85.0

KANGEMI 85 7 85 7 80 0 72 7 90 0 90 5 92 9 90 5 92 7 90 5 86 4 90 5

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Table 8(d): Average Monthly Retail Prices for Dry Beans (2010)

J AN F E B MAR AP R MAY

MUTHITHI . 42.86 38.10 54.76 57.14

MUKUYU 60.87 60.87 60.87 60.87 .

KIRIAINI 60.87 60.87 60.87 56.52 .

N Y E R I 50.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 .

KARATINA 90.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 .

GAKINDU 57.14 57.14 50.00 47.62 .

NANYUKI 72.73 90.00 72.73 77.78 .

SIP ILI 59.09 63.64 59.09 . .

R U N Y E N J E S 55.00 . 60.00 60.00 .

EMBU TOWN57.50 55.00 57.50 60.00 .

ICIARA 50.00 50.00 55.00 . .

SIAKAGO 60.00 60.00 60.00 55.00 60.00

MIGWANI 55.00 60.00 60.00 54.85 60.00

MACHAKOS TOWN 60.00 53.00 . 60.00 20.00

KIANJAI 52.78 44.44 52.78 . .

MWENDANTU 58.00 54.55 59.09 60.00 59.09

WOTE 58.00 54.00 . 70.00 60.00

DARAJA MBILI 60.00 55.00 57.50 43.48 45.91

KIBIRIGO . . . 52.17 44.00

RIOCHANDA . . . 44.00 48.00NYABITE . . . 44.00 44.00

KIBUYE 63.64 63.64 60.87 63.64 .

A H E R O 54.55 54.55 . . .

K I B O S W A 63.64 60.87 63.64 63.64 .

S O N D U 54.55 54.55 . . .

SIAYA 70.45 75.00 68.18 65.91 .

NGIYA 65.91 68.18 70.45 68.18 .

UGUNJA 63.64 68.18 68.18 . .

OYUGIS 54.55 55.68 59.52 54.35 .

K A P S A B E T . . . 60.87 63.04KITALE 65.91 68.18 61.36 . 68.18

E L D O R E T 65.91 63.64 70.34 72.73 70.00

B U R NT F O R E S T . . . 68.18 68.18

T U R B O 56.00 60.00 56.00 60.00 .

K I P K A R E N 63.64 61.36 60.23 54.55 63.64

BUNGOMA TOWN 55.07 . . 54.55 50.00

KIMILILI 60.00 54.55 54.55 40.00 41.67

KAPSOKWONY 47.83 47.83 52.17 43.48 37.23

BUMALA 57.14 57.14 61.90 . .

BUS IA TOWN 66.67 66.67 66.67 . .KAKAMEGA TOWN 64.77 68.18 68.18 70.45 .

MUDETE 80.95 71.43 71.43 76.19 71.43

C H E P T U L U 80.95 71.43 71.43 71.43 71.43

MBALE 80.95 76.19 71.43 71.43 71.43

KAWANGWARE 72.73 68.18 63.64 66.67 69.05

BURMA 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75.00

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Table 9: Export of Coffee, Tea and Horticultural Produce

COFFEE TEA HORTICULTURE

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

(MT) (KSh. Million (MT) KSh. Million (MT) KSh. Million

Apr-09 5,964.4 1,529.9 21,372.2 4,238.015,197 4,054.5

May-09 7,252.1 1,832.5 23,390.9 4,484.815,619 4,079.8

Jun-09 6,920.6 1,784.2 27,054.1 5,516.615,013 4,186.8

Jul-09 5,872.4 1,427.9 29,981.7 6,546.514,545 3,555.4

Aug-09 5,427.8 1,355.8 21,598.2 5,003.212,771 3,317.3

Sep-094,866.3 1,290.8 27,097.8 6,464.9 13,222 3,565.3

Oct-093,837.6 957.7 24,716.5 5,557.5 14,742 4,034.4

Nov-093,244.1 708.8 31,289.8 7,192.7 14,213 4,100.6

Dec-092,935.0 749.6 29,390.0 7,037.1 14,693 4,178.8

Jan-102,235.3 671.9 37,495.3 8,559.2 11,714 3,435.5

Feb-103,592.4 1,172.2 37,751.2 8,994.5 10,286 2,913.9

Mar-104,407.5 1,659.7 34,691.8 8,454.3 14,450 4,524.3

Apr-104,205.7 1,548.3 27,945.0 6,629.4 12,189 2,788.8

May-103,859.7 1,582.9 35,423.2 7,962.3 13,297 3,088.1

Jun-104,523.3 1,632.0 40,653.2 8,118.3 12,370 2,876.3

Source: Kenya Revenue Authority

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Table 10: Monthly Exports of Fresh Horticultural Products

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

QUANTITY

(MT)

VALUE (KSh.

Million)

January 7,842.90 3,311.00 6,415.01 2,327.30 2,382.74 370.06 799.94 103.47 6,046.51 1,261.91 4,499.26 1,004.71

February* 8,204.71 2,964.04 5,394.50 2,087.45 2,624.70 238.52 1,393.87 124.10 5,650.04 1,326.09 3,497.60 702.39

March 8,360.12 2,867.54 6,819.24 2,406.97 2,548.68 209.17 2,515.86 211.14 7,084.75 1,730.98 5,114.95 1,906.22

April 7,317.02 2,427.45 5,433.64 1,707.89 2,162.59 156.52 2,195.57 153.93 5,717.00 1,470.55 4,559.66 926.95

May 7,478.17 2,545.92 6,247.89 1,963.61 2,217.67 215.20 1,864.96 134.02 5,927.03 1,318.69 5,277.25 1,089.22

June 6,305.65 2,297.16 4,910.39 1,592.89 2,591.75 336.32 2,289.63 219.85 6,114.91 1,553.31 5,170.34 1,063.52

July 5,926.35 1,967.40 2,895.30 308.46 5,723.02 1,279.57

August 5,611.36 1,991.00 1,852.91 199.85 5,306.68 1,126.40

September 6,971.04 2,336.95 274.18 41.07 5,977.26 1,187.24

October 7,864.57 2,710.23 382.69 55.24 6,494.64 1,268.95

November 7,498.73 2,607.69 573.84 70.80 6,140.88 1,422.08

December 7,660.40 2,788.64 716.00 82.33 6,316.77 1,307.86

Total 87,041.02 30,815.02 21,223.05 2,283.54 72,499.49 16,253.63

Source: Horticultural Crops Development Authority

** Figures subject to revision

2009 2010**

VEGETABLESCUT FLOWERS

2010**

FRUITS

2010**

Months

20092009


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Table 11: Kenyas External Trade, June 2009 June 2010

KSh million

2009

June 26,870.74 1,295.50 28,166.23 62,910.79 91,077.02 56,936.72

July 28,362.04 3,171.01 31,533.06 63,738.10 95,271.15 66,681.97

August 24,653.78 3,392.62 28,046.40 59,768.18 87,814.58 58,290.80

September 27,836.97 1,239.83 29,076.80 69,361.44 98,438.24 66,736.87

October 26,741.95 1,582.35 25,159.60 72,359.38 97,518.98 68,565.53

November 27,789.32 2,089.43 29,878.75 69,148.32 99,027.08 68,336.30

December 29,232.19 1,038.75 30,270.94 78,274.61 108,545.55

2010

January 28,314.12 2,288.46 30,602.58 71,198.89 101,801.47 70,497.09

February 31,171.29 2,183.55 33,354.84 60,327.58 93,682.42 60,717.77

March 33,175.50 1,568.42 34,743.93 75,233.43 109,977.35 69,663.21

April 28,701.64 2,567.61 31,269.25 72,107.34 103,376.59 69,501.35

May 31,328.55 1,913.15 33,241.70 80,316.75 113,558.45 71,550.34

June 31,756.29 1,283.20 33,039.49 79,208.22 112,247.71 76,393.10

Source: Customs Department- KRA

* Provisional

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Table 12: Major Destinations of Domestic Exports, June 2009 June 2010

Month Uganda TanzaniaUnited

KingdomPakistan Netherlands Egypt Germany Rwanda USA

United Arab

EmiratesFrance

2009

June 3,050.70 2,418.71 3,070.09 1,206.77 2,147.88 856.25 609.77 676.43 1,594.35 627.36 334.38

July 3,311.21 2,666.84 3,488.47 1,567.72 2,256.30 1,122.25 578.47 814.96 1,408.62 611.95 356.02

August 2,954.15 2,038.83 2,937.74 921.64 1,519.57 930.21 496.98 778.40 1,649.97 784.07 359.18

September 2,988.89 2,462.30 3,297.35 1,253.92 1,981.75 1,262.17 617.30 807.87 1,348.41 1,417.22 285.45

October 3,098.88 2,805.35 3,390.98 1,203.51 2,014.81 698.29 534.17 675.71 1,346.30 690.89 368.49

November 3,807.76 2,409.38 3,126.60 1,638.99 2,122.12 1,207.29 488.00 728.07 1,145.06 880.07 230.26

December 3,892.67 1,944.56 4,026.49 1,282.57 4,026.49 1,211.01 626.33 1,053.68 1,178.85 697.32 321.482010

January 2,412.08 1,994.60 3,521.39 1,677.06 2,429.66 1,646.67 548.19 712.48 954.31 1,189.00 251.48

February 3,577.92 2,059.58 3,614.72 1,788.80 2,319.33 1,700.04 642.83 850.72 1,459.88 897.12 284.99

March 3,801.06 2,564.64 4,108.92 1,313.34 2,762.50 1,633.25 735.75 738.06 1,257.45 1,101.59 468.15

April 3,535.22 2,335.85 3,269.32 9,146.87 2,148.07 1,542.03 686.10 784.96 1,371.44 1,093.16 356.28

May 3,237.20 2,308.64 3,207.11 1,278.04 2,407.62 1,773.37 661.38 772.83 1,684.22 1,375.91 312.19

June 3,370.80 2,763.52 3,168.12 1,671.01 1,898.02 1,415.68 647.14 933.46 1,650.72 1,256.17 338.16


KSh Million


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Table 13: Major Origins of Imports, June 2009 June 2010

MonthUnited Arab

Emirates

United

Kingdom

South

africa

Saudi

ArabiaJapan India USA Germany Netherlands France China

2009

June 9,904.70 566.67 6,582.05 1,934.44 3,766.78 6,853.21 2,147.36 1,683.50 759.11 1,038.13 6,087.92

July 6,394.50 4,880.77 8,634.42 1,233.76 3,673.80 4,957.91 3,412.89 1,813.99 1,704.13 971.00 6,658.65

August 9,425.66 3,141.20 4,108.42 1,359.19 4,234.83 7,725.50 1,839.25 2,018.61 1,573.92 1,540.61 5,344.98

September 12,145.61 4,238.40 5,655.20 2,792.80 4,874.10 7,012.38 3,524.13 1,892.14 1,009.65 1,034.89 7,341.36

October 7,220.33 3,177.91 5,261.07 2,023.45 4,753.93 9,425.18 6,663.48 1,830.11 937.45 1,260.84 5,759.61

November 10,147.75 2,688.10 6,511.87 1,712.64 4,303.79 7,365.72 4,761.93 1,698.50 942.57 1,321.14 6,261.74

December 13,674.52 2,319.46 4,936.35 5,122.59 5,140.21 8,017.17 5,050.49 2,534.71 806.95 1,242.99 7,761.73

2010

January 9,043.27 3,356.56 6,877.09 2,319.22 3,278.18 7,997.95 3,360.65 1,981.98 837.48 841.94 9,187.87

February 3,839.22 2,217.39 3,222.82 4,960.17 3,468.47 6,217.05 2,412.04 2,149.56 1,343.90 1,215.99 7,530.01

March 12,507.07 2,485.89 4,576.35 3,253.59 4,900.78 9,814.07 3,766.35 2,044.14 2,346.73 1,776.17 7,604.04

April 8,789.99 3,712.17 4,649.52 5,881.36 5,587.87 6,344.85 3,803.72 2,023.57 1,122.81 851.95 6,760.42

May 15,948.56 2,449.02 4,961.27 1,119.48 4,128.39 11,147.77 2,280.43 1,613.80 2,508.45 1,282.64 6,916.66

June 11,065.20 3,434.58 4,387.83 1,445.65 4,210.51 7,594.60 2,840.90 2,006.27 1,171.53 1,625.03 10,470.72


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Table 12 (a): Domestic Exports by Broad Economic Category

Jun July August September October Nov Dec Total Jan Feb Mar Apr May June

FOOD AND BEVERAGES .. .. .. 9,507 10,414 10,491.8 12,127.3 11,113.9 11,928.6 12,194.1 132,844.1 13,693.4 14,143.3 15,308.6 12,845.8 14,803.3 13,713.9

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES (Non-Food) .. 7,144 7,367 7,064.3 6,713.7 7,428.7 7,711.2 7,859.0 87,342.3 7,647.2 8,688.4 8,744.2 8,002.0 7,711.4 8,258.5

FUEL AND LUBRICANTS .. .. .. 355 367 236.3 1,295.5 255.5 286.9 565.0 4,810.0 248.9 362.2 209.2 225.4 444.8 409.6MACHINERY & OTHER CAPITAL

EQUIPMENT .. 745 572 451.4 531.0 504.6 600.7 595.5 6,778.6 553.9 633.5 664.7 761.0 415.6 630.7TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT .. .. .. 298 398 351.7 501.7 377.3 514.6 953.9 5,829.5 386.1 526.6 486.0 613.0 455.9 469.2

CONSUMER GOODS NOT ELSEWHERE

SPECIFIED ..6,837 7,302 6,055.6 6,667.2 7,080.0 6,747.3 7,064.7 82,288.4 5,784.4 6,817.2 7,554.3 6,210.6 7,492.2 6,489.3

GOODS NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED

..1,985 1,941 2.6 0.6 1.9 0.0 0.0 3,953.4 0.1 0.1 208.5 43.7 5.3 1,785.1

TOTAL .. .. .. 26,871 28,362 24,654 27,837 26,762 27,789 29,232 323,846 28,314 31,171 33,176 28,702 31,329 31,756

PERCENTAGE SHARES:

Food and Beverages .. .. .. 35.38 36.72 42.56 43.57 41.53 42.92 41.71 41.02 48.36 45.37 46.14 44.76 47.25 43.18

Industrial Supplies (Non-Food) .. .. .. 26.59 25.98 28.65 24.12 27.76 27.75 26.88 26.97 27.01 27.87 26.36 27.88 24.61 26.01

Fuel and Lubricants .. .. .. 1.32 1.30 0.96 4.65 0.95 1.03 1.93 1.49 0.88 1.16 0.63 0.79 1.42 1.29

Machinery and other Capital Equipment .. 2.77 2.02 1.83 1.91 1.89 2.16 2.04 2.09 1.96 2.03 2.00 2.65 1.33 1.99

Transport Equipment .. .. .. 1.11 1.40 1.43 1.80 1.41 1.85 3.26 1.80 1.36 1.69 1.46 2.14 1.46 1.48

Consumer Goods not elsewhere specified 25.44 25.75 24.56 23.95 26.46 24.28 24.17 25.41 20.43 21.87 22.77 21.64 23.91 20.43

Goods not elsewhere specified .. .. .. 7.39 6.84 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 1.22 0.00 0.00 0.63 0.15 0.02 5.62

TOTAL .. .. .. 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

Source: Annual Trade Report - Customs & Excise Dept.

Million KShs

DESCRIPTION2009 2010


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Table 13 (a): Imports by Broad Economic Category

Million KSh

Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Jan Feb Mar Apr May June

FOOD AND BEVERAGES .. .. .. 7,111.0 6,386.3 6,598.3 4,839.4 6,948.0 9,788.6 9,115.9 85,262.4 8,646.5 5,086.6 5,859.0 4,604.7 5,241.9 4,220.1

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES (Non-Food) .. 18,433.2 19,026.1 18,521.6 20,206.5 21,275.5 21,038.0 20,640.5 232,090.8 22,573.4 19,543.2 24,117.7 25,258.2 23,116.0 24,470.5

FUEL AND LUBRICANTS .. .. .. 15,496.3 11,691.2 12,982.6 17,505.0 16,841.7 13,644.3 20,617.6 165,514.9 12,873.2 12,956.3 20,200.0 14,867.9 26,971.1 17,811.7

MACHINERY & OTHER CAPITAL EQUIPMENT .. 9,977.9 11,496.2 10,903.9 15,157.1 11,712.5 11,479.4 11,387.7 137,286.6 12,196.2 11,751.5 11,663.6 12,990.2 10,259.9 12,936.2

TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT .. .. .. 7,251.2 8,421.1 6,642.1 6,701.3 10,766.4 7,639.7 11,085.0 103,447.6 10,429.5 5,815.0 7,474.2 9,080.3 9,624.7 12,916.9

CONSUMER GOODS NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED .. 4,466.8 4,332.3 4,111.2 4,861.6 4,764.8 5,357.9 5,261.3 57,711.9 4,426.5 4,991.8 5,811.0 5,237.3 5,099.8 6,236.1

GOODS NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED .. 174.4 2,384.8 8.5 90.5 50.5 200.3 166.6 6,782.2 53.5 183.1 108.0 68.8 3.4 616.8

TOTAL .. .. .. 62,910.8 63,738.1 59,768.2 69,361.4 72,359.4 69,148.3 78,274.6 788,096.4 71,198.9 60,327.6 75,233.4 72,107.3 80,316.8 79,208.2

PERCENTAGE SHARES:

Food and Beverages .. .. .. 11.30 10.02 11.04 6.98 9.60 14.16 11.65 10.82 12.14 8.43 7.79 6.39 6.53 5.33

Industrial Supplies (Non-Food) .. .. .. 29.30 29.85 30.99 29.13 29.40 30.42 26.37 29.45 31.70 32.40 32.06 35.03 28.78 30.89

Fuel and Lubricants .. .. .. 24.63 18.34 21.72 25.24 23.28 19.73 26.34 21.00 18.08 21.48 26.85 20.62 33.58 22.49

Machinery and other Capital Equipment .. 15.86 18.04 18.24 21.85 16.19 16.60 14.55 17.42 17.13 19.48 15.50 18.02 12.77 16.33

Transport Equipment .. .. .. 11.53 13.21 11.11 9.66 14.88 11.05 14.16 13.13 14.65 9.64 9.93 12.59 11.98 16.31

Consumer Goods not elsewhere specified 7.10 6.80 6.88 7.01 6.58 7.75 6.72 7.32 6.22 8.27 7.72 7.26 6.35 7.87

Goods not elsewhere specified .. .. .. 0.28 3.74 0.01 0.13 0.07 0.29 0.21 0.86 0.08 0.30 0.14 0.10 0.00 0.78

TOTAL .. .. .. 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Source: Annual Trade Report - Customs & E xcise Dept.

2010

DESCRIPTION

2009


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Table 14(a): Local Electricity Generation by SourceMillion KWh

MONTH HYDROGEO -

THERMALTHERMAL TOTAL

Jul-07 297.82 88.77 104.62 491.20

Aug-07 300.83 88.17 106.63 495.63

Sep-07 297.23 79.06 105.19 481.48

Oct-07 305.17 82.28 106.28 493.73

Nov-07 307.39 85.81 104.87 498.08

Dec-07 299.64 82.20 93.97 475.80

Jan-08 287.81 88.88 93.53 470.23

Feb-08 276.87 78.07 100.19 455.13Mar-08 290.20 84.62 115.14 489.96

Apr-08 280.57 87.56 122.62 490.76

May-08 291.87 87.19 118.43 497.49

Jun-08 252.63 87.74 122.54 462.91

Jul-08 250.97 88.33 140.72 480.02

Aug-08 269.21 80.39 132.15 481.75

Sep-08 257.53 78.51 121.65 457.69

Oct-08 268.32 85.26 122.15 475.73

Nov-08 262.30 85.44 113.45 461.18

Dec-08 252.08 106.72 112.42 471.22

Jan-09 231.75 116.58 127.48 475.81

Feb-09 215.16 99.77 113.16 428.09

Mar-09 237.11 106.07 129.83 473.01

Apr-09 202.51 112.73 128.07 443.31

May-09 212.16 107.77 135.56 455.49Jun-09 189.95 111.41 139.69 441.04

Jul-09 172.52 206.64 75.44 454.60

Aug-09 138.29 112.53 177.62 428.45

Sep-09 115.34 199.32 113.46 428.12

Oct-09 120.28 102.33 206.70 429.32

Nov-09 140.81 103.49 202.99 447.29

Dec-09 129.50 99.48 196.96 425.94Jan-10 173.48 110.77 166.26 450.51

Feb-10 145.52 97.48 169.33 412.33

Mar-10 183.41 115.84 172.84 472.09

Apr-10 236.70 111.02 159.15 506.87

May 10 294 25 133 18 122 74 550 17


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Fig 9: Electricity Generation by Source

97.5

118.2

139.0

159.7

180.4

201.2

221.9

242.6

263.4

284.1

304.8

June'09 Aug'09 Oct'09 Dec'09 Feb'09 Apr'09 June'09

Quantity

MillionKWh

HYDRO GEO - THERMAL THERMAL


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Table 14(b): Generation and Consumption of ElectricityMillion KWh

UGANDA

TANZANIA

TotalImports

2009

June 441.0 2.89 0.11 3.0 85.81 529.9 458.3 21.3 2.25 479.6 -48.0

July 454.6 4.24 0.12 4.4 97.34 551.6 378.7 21.4 2.02 400.1 -109.7

August 428.4 4.79 0.11 4.9 100.83 581.6 429.1 21.9 2.02 450.9 -139.9

September 428.1 3.69 0.11 3.8 101.85 533.8 413.4 20.6 2.02 434.0 -97.8October 430.4 3.46 0.10 3.6 126.62 560.6 419.7 22.0 2.55 441.7 -116.3

November 447.3 3.25 0.09 3.3 114.62 565.2 451.2 22.5 2.02 473.7 -89.5

December 425.9 3.29 0.09 3.4 128.52 557.8 430.2 21.1 2.02 451.3 -104.5

2010

January 450.5 2.44 0.11 2.5 119.25 572.3 463.7 23.9 2.02 487.6 -82.7

February 412.3 2.31 0.09 2.4 114.91 529.6 473.9 29.9 2.02 503.9 -23.8

March 472.1 2.53 0.08 2.6 112.40 587.1 441.7 21.7 2.02 463.4 -121.7

April 506.9 2.54 0.07 2.6 45.43 554.9 473.0 23.6 2.02 496.6 -56.3

May 550.2 2.04 0.06 2.1 19.02 571.3 454.4 21.6 2.02 476.0 -93.2

June 550.5 2.56 0.07 2.6 15.50 568.6 514.2 23.5 2.02 537.7 -28.9

NB: Difference between amount purchased from KENGEN and imported from Uganda and consumption reflect transmission,

distribution and commercial losses

** Excludes exports

* Total KPLC sales and rural electrifications are provisional for January to April 2010.

TOTALKPLC

SALES

RURAL

ELECTRFICAT

IO

N EXPORTSTO

UGANDA

TOTAL

DOMESTIC

CONSUMPTION

POWERLOSSES

Month

GENERATION CONSUMPTION**

LOCAL

GENERATION

EPPS(Aggreko)

TOTAL

GENERATION

IMPORTS

Fig 10: Electricity Generation Consumption and Power Losses

0.00

100.00

200.00

300.00

400.00

500.00

600.00

700.00

Apr'09 May'09 Jun'09 July'09 Aug'09 Sep'09 Oc t'09 Nov'09 Dec'09 Jan'10 Feb'10 Mar'10 Apr'10

MillionKWh


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Table 14 ( c ): Consumption of Petroleum Fuels

'000 MT

PERIO

D

LIG

HTD

IES

EL

O

IL

JETF

UEL

FUELO

ILS

M

O

TO

RS

PIRIT

ILLUM

INATING

KERO

SENE

HEAVYD

IES

EL

O

IL

L.P.G

.

AVIATIO

N

G

ASLENE

TO

TALF

UELS

2009

June 92.3 46.8 37.9 33.5 25.4 1.9 4.4 0.13 242.3

July 122.0 46.9 103.3 43.9 39.3 3.3 8.0 0.05 366.8

August 100.7 54.0 41.7 35.8 26.9 1.8 3.9 0.07 264.8

September 109.9 45.4 61.0 43.7 36.0 1.5 5.3 0.11 303.0

October 93.2 49.3 42.7 37.3 23.2 2.2 5.8 0.18 253.9

November 93.1 53.8 54.4 36.2 18.3 1.6 5.0 0.12 262.7

December 98.7 57.7 68.3 43.4 18.7 1.6 5.1 0.19 293.8

2010

January 91.6 54.5 40.2 36.6 17.4 1.5 4.8 0.12 246.7

February 98.3 47.9 48.7 36.2 19.1 1.6 5.5 0.16 257.4

March 111.4 52.4 48.3 43.6 21.9 1.4 6.2 0.02 285.2April 86.9 43.9 30.5 36.7 19.0 1.4 5.5 0.37 224.2

May 83.7 42.1 32.0 36.4 20.8 1.2 6.6 0.27 222.9


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Table 14 (d): Weighted Average Retail Prices for Selected Fuel Products within Nairobi

PERIOD

MOTOR

GASOLINE

PREMIUM

MOTOR

GASOLINE

REGULAR

LIGHT DIESEL

OIL (GASOIL)

ILLUMINATING

KEROSENE

Jul-09 81.22 78.43 72.19 59.57

Aug-09 81.70 79.73 72.52 59.58

Sep-09 81.64 78.90 72.13 60.00

Oct-09 82.84 80.57 74.09 58.83

Nov-09 84.62 81.73 76.01 59.48Dec-09 85.52 81.83 76.08 59.64

Jan-10 86.24 82.33 76.80 61.81

Feb-10 86.78 - 76.90 62.50

Mar-10 88.52 - 76.90 61.35

Apr-10 90.64 - 79.90 61.80

May-10 92.40 - 82.90 63.46

Jun-10 92.17 - 82.90 64.09

Jul-10 92.23 - 82.90 64.37

Source : Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

TABLE 14(d): WEIGHTED AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES FOR SELECTED FUEL PRODUCTS

KSh per litre

Fig 11(a): Average Retail Prices of selected Petroleum Products

64.20

67.80

71.40

75.00

78.60

82.20

85.80

89.40

93.00

KSh

perLitre


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Table 14(f): Murban ADNOC Prices 2004-2009

US$BBL

Month/Year 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

January 42.10 62.15 54.85 92.25 48.85 77.50February 44.00 60.95 58.75 95.10 44.95 74.20

March 50.95 60.85 62.10 102.20 47.55 78.30

April 52.55 67.50 67.60 109.35 45.85 84.80

May 49.80 68.50 68.40 125.75 60.15 77.85

June 55.45 68.85 69.70 134.00 71.65 74.80

July 57.10 73.00 73.70 137.35 66.95 73.00

August 60.95 72.70 71.75 117.50 72.75September 61.05 63.25 78.55 98.05 69.10

October 58.00 59.35 81.80 69.25 69.25

November 54.95 59.70 91.75 51.40 78.60

December 56.90 62.05 90.60 42.10 76.10

Source : Ministry of Energy

ADNOC : Abu Dhabi National Oil Corporation

PRICE : Abu Dhabi Free On Board (FOB)

US$/ BBL: US Dollar per Barrel

Fig 12: Trend for Murban ADNOC Crude Oil Prices

ADNOC crude oil prices

68.74

70.52

72.3174.09

75.88

77.66

79.45

81.23

83.02

84.80

PricesinU

S$

perBBL


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Table 15: Value of Building Plans Approved by Nairobi City Council (NCC)

KSh.'Million

MONTHS ACTUAL REAL**

2009

June 4,700.2 2,871.7 7,571.9 86.2 50.0 136.2

July 3,956.3 11,648.8 15,605.1 72.6 202.8 275.4

August 5,927.4 9,624.5 15,551.9 108.7 167.5 276.3

September 4,236.9 1,095.6 5,332.5 77.2 19.0 96.2

October 2,748.4 1,905.8 4,654.2 50.1 33.0 83.1

November 3,461.9 3,423.4 6,885.3 63.0 59.4 122.4

December 3,645.2 1,983.2 5,628.5 66.4 34.4 100.8

2010

January 4,293.3 2,374.8 6,668.2 76.3 39.8 115.3

February 2,793.3 1,374.8 4,168.2 49.7 23.0 72.1

March 4,148.5 4,632.4 8,780.9 73.7 77.6 151.8

April 9,718.5 6,329.8 16,048.3 169.8 104.0 272.4

May 4,680.3 6,910.4 11,590.7 81.8 113.5 196.7

J 7 255 6 4 339 4 11 595 0 126 8 71 3 196 8

NONRESIDENTIAL

REAL

AGGREGATE

RESIDENTIAL

RESIDENTIAL

NONRESIDENTIAL

AGGREGATE

ACTUAL


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Table 16(a): Domestic Production of Sugar

Metric Tonnes

Month 2004 2005 2006 2007 2,008 2009 2010*

January 49,186 48,993 47,596 42,188 38,986 53,968 48,100

February 48,708 41,929 44,823 41,246 49,772 46,115 42,982

March 46,827 40,192 51,327 45,933 40,753 53,687 45,388

April 43,123 42,988 41,055 47,255 38,968 46,164 43,801

May 37,583 40,869 39,849 45,427 50,865 46,002 34,450

June 28,069 29,076 34,985 36,870 49,300 47,410

July 36,824 27,995 30,985 37,496 40,805 33,078

August 41,622 41,585 47,002 44,898 21,130 36,827

September 45,438 39,003 35,173 44,396 40,567 42,586

October 45,530 45,810 35,102 48,849 47,244 43,750

November 45,107 42,493 34,265 44,155 46,239 50,115

December 48,738 48,069 33,509 41,691 47,262 48,297

Total 516,755 489,002 475,671 520,404 511,891 547,999

Source: Kenya Sugar Board

*Provisional

TABLE 16(b): PRODUCTION OF SOFT DRINKS 000' Litres

Month 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010*

January 17,162 22,025 32,548 28,835 26,199 31,153 31,540

February 12,692 22,895 26,470 27,484 24,352 26,891 30,938

March 17,650 27,395 27,538 31,120 31,961 34,847 34,821

April 10,596 18,196 19,542 26,411 23,810 32,585 26,945

May 12,509 17,308 20,406 26,148 25,419 26,934 26,432

June 19,776 18,513 22,682 22,852 22,727 28,314 27,276July 13,828 19,044 17,568 20,508 21,670 25,279

August 12,722 15,367 20,095 21,402 23,766 26,829

September 18,768 19,950 20,127 25,899 29,530 31,594

O b 13 863 21 965 23 774 40 067 26 953 29 922


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Table 16(c ): Production of Assembled Vehicles

Numbers

Month 2007 2008 2009 2010*

January 450 468 379 299

February 516 592 556 521

March 565 388 517 510

April 532 601 494 438

May 574 575 341 521

June 481 487 326 546

July 456 468 482

August 589 440 388

September 566 488 373

October 718 503 391

November 658 435 464

December 437 302 349

Total 6,542 5,747 5,060 2,835

*Provisional

TABLE 16(d): PRODUCTION OF GALVANISED SHEETS

Metric Tonnes

Month 2007 2008 2009 2010*

January 13,515 16,240 16,031 14,254

February 15,365 16,912 12,003 13,700

March 16,920 15,498 13,104 19,386

April 15,855 15,396 14,376 19,225

May 14,816 15,741 16,046 19,540

June 16,404 15,528 16,225 19,109

July 15,674 16,935 17,497

August 15,921 17,166 17,253September 15,877 17,255 16,855

October 16,611 15,755 14,989

November 15,372 12,418 14,813

T bl 6( ) C d i d C i


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Table 16(e): Cement production and ConsumptionTABLE 16(e): CEMENT PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION

January 178,681 133,429 247,984 200,840 285,479 259,523

February 186,508 152,133 246,746 199,701 262,261 174,162

March 213,740 175,922 270,242 191,989 294,765 212,761

April 211,728 173,832 256,389 202,344 290,477 261,661

May 254,809 200,639 280,891 236,665 291,258 247,937

June 244,128 194,627 282,016 233,402 339,948 301,845

July 267,072 203,298 288,490 225,000

August 266,905 214,606 289,705 233,753

September 258,139 207,702 257,780 230,493

October 260,258 183,199 301,584 242,016

November 234,080 191,603 305,686 240,329

December 252,751 174,799 292,769 234,646

TOTAL 2,828,799 2,205,789 3,320,282 2,671,178 1,764,188 1,457,888

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

*Provisional

- Data not available

2009

PRODUCTION CONSUMPTION

MONTHS


2008

Metric Tonnes

2010*


T bl 6(f) Milk I t k i th F l Milk S t


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Table 16(f): Milk Intakes in the Formal Milk Sector

Month 2007 2008 2009 2010

Jan 35,997,997 28,596,999 35,816,607 49,274,959

Feb 37,508,095 26,527,462 29,467,592 43,899,593

Mar 34,608,329 26,885,445 26,430,239 48,614,084

Apr 33,286,207 28,616,588 24,348,210 44,640,889

May 30,038,560 35,017,737 29,158,098 44,203,669

Jun 33,092,547 34,723,007 33,355,950

Jul 33,147,783 32,838,238 33,879,786

Aug 36,022,269 33,643,233 35,013,248

Sept 35,186,438 35,535,725 34,238,833

Oct 37,988,733 35,530,367 38,012,179

Nov 39,840,842 39,359,859 41,878,810

Dec 36,393,069 41,236,728 44,931,121

Total 423,110,869 398,511,387 406,530,673

Source: Kenya Dairy Board

litres

FIG 13: Milk Intake in the Formal Sector

31.40

33.80

36.20

38.60

41.00

43.40

45.80

48.20

50.60

MillionLitres


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Table 17: Visitor Arrivals* through Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (J.K.I.A) and Moi

International Airport (M.I.A)

Numbers

JKIA MIA Visitors to Kenya

Dec-08 72,657 22,398 95,055

Total 2008 610,378 111,188 721,566

Apr-09 52,458 7,026 59,484May-09 50,941 4,181 55,122Jun-09 61,946 7,113 69,059Jul-09 83,972 13,689 97,661

Aug-09 82,658 17,656 100,314Sep-09 63,288 12,734 76,022Oct-09 67,951 13,229 81,180Nov-09 65,030 19,027 84,057Dec-09 74,682 24,579 99,261

Total 2009 763,916 186,957 950,873

Jan-10 63,734 29,580 93,314

Feb-10 66,562 25,392 91,954

Mar-10 63,975 22,673 86,648

Apr-10 55,739 8,016 63,755

May-10 61,175 6,642 67,817

Jun-10 71,077 8,395 79,472

* Visitors arrivals exclude Kenyans

AIRPORT

MONTH

FIG 14: VISITORS ARRIVING IN KENYA THROUGH THE MAIN AIRPORTS

4 000

12,000

20,000

28,000

36,00044,000

52,000

60,000

68,000

76,000

84,000

NumberofVisitors


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FIG 15: J.K.I.A. PASSENGERS BY REGION OF DESTINATION


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FIG 15: J.K.I.A. PASSENGERS BY REGION OF DESTINATION

10072

13086.8

16101.6

19116.4

22131.2

25146

28160.8

31175.6

34190.4

37205.2

40220

Jun'09 July'09 Aug'09 Sep'09 Oct'09 Nov'09 Dec'09 Jan 10 Feb 10 Mar 10 Apr 10 May 10 Jun 10

NumberofPassen

gers

AFRICA ASIA EUROPE

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( ) JOF DESTINATION.

2009

PORTS TOTAL June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TOTAL Jan Feb Mar Apri May June

ADDIS ABABA (ADD) 25,643 3,116 1,545 2,103 1,382 1,606 1,120 1,052 19,245 952 965 1,000 971 1,058 1,255

CAIRO (CAI) 33,372 2,506 4,092 4,013 2,136 2,300 3,147 1,590 28,936 3,938 856 2,677 2,774 2,154 3,276

DAR ES SALAAM (DAR) 76,886 10,945 11,484 11,738 9,843 4,782 7,307 6,529 98,574 4,771 4,399 10,780 8,634 10,961 9,308

ENTEBBE (EBB) 120,988 9,080 10,484 10,568 9,848 10,135 8,904 8,904 114,174 8,979 8,994 10,798 8,369 9,536 9,051

HARARE (HRE) 13,310 989 1,297 1,698 1,249 1,548 1,541 1,151 14,993 1,151 1,098 683 1,621 1,621 217

JOHANNESBURG (JNB) 103,179 4,444 6,456 10,940 6,784 10,139 5,775 8,492 88,770 10,779 8,125 9,454 6,783 7,160 10,192

TOTAL AFRICA 373,378 31,080 35,358 41,060 31,242 30,510 27,794 27,718 364,692 30,570 24,437 35,392 29,152 32,490 33,299

BOMBAY (BOM) 54,557 4,800 5,302 5,572 4,835 5,324 5,316 4,261 52,999 4,937 5,166 4,158 4,120 5,057 5,868

DUBAI (DXB) 178,977 13,750 21,153 21,483 15,009 5,862 16,109 17,759 166,002 26,996 14,462 14,548 14,836 14,784 13,158

JEDAH (JED) 3,899 568 411 114 250 0 0 0 2,544 0 0 0 0 0 0

KARACHI (KHI) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MUSCAT (MCT) - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0

- -

TOTAL ASIA 237,433 19,118 26,866 27,169 20,094 11,186 21,425 22,020 221,545 31,933 19,628 18,706 18,956 19,841 19,026

AMSTERDAM (AMS) 110,997 8,512 8,692 7,514 7,714 6,265 6,661 7,432 81,511 7,610 7,333 7,190 5,554 6,065 9,115

BRUSSELS (BRU) 16,160 5,562 - - 1,985 0 0 11,752 0 0 764 632 728 838LONDON (LON) 154,715 11,326 19,150 16,979 15,477 8,825 6,979 10,810 133,056 8,331 12,493 16,242 11,680 10,988 11,150

PARIS-(CDG)&( PAR) 15,524 3,823 4,202 3,006 1,488 1,878 2,346 1,842 23,576 805 2,214 573 362 520 2,908

ROME (ROM) Z - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 -

ZURICH (ZRH) 19,807 1,995 1,345 1,011 849 0 0 0 11,174 2,678 2,364 1,445 881 986 782

TOTAL(EUROPE) 317,203 31,218 33,389 28,510 25,528 18,953 15,986 20,084 261,069 19,424 24,404 26,214 19,109 19,287 24,793

OTHERS(TOTAL) ** 547,024 46,510 45,513 41,799 40,382 38,618 39,716 33,495 487,176 33,100 32,312 39,175 35,700 19,287 24,793

GRAND TOTAL 1,475,038 127,926 141,126 138,538 117,246 99,267 104,921 103,317 1,334,482 115,027 100,781 119,487 102,917 90,905 101,911

Source : Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

- no passengers landed

* Provisional

** Ports not listed

z Includes all planes from Italy

2008 2009 2010

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FIG 16: J.K.I.A. PASSENGERS BY REGION OF ORIGIN

11,186

14,173

17,161

20,148

23,136

26,123

29,110

32,098

35,085

38,073

41,060

Jun-09 Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10

NumberofPassen

gers

Africa Asia Europe


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