(Bloomberg) -- Kenya's central bank raised its economic-growth projection for this year as improved weather boosts crop production and a new government development program kicks into gear.
The economy may expand 6.3 percent this year, Governor Patrick Njoroge said at a conference Wednesday in the capital, Nairobi. The bank's earlier projection was 6.2 percent.
East Africa's biggest economy grew 4.9 percent last year.
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