Revving economic pace of Kenya?

The want of every country to dominate in its commercial performance is the front line of every world leaders agenda. Kenya's rich natural resources invites foreign technologically advanced countries to invest in businesses such as mining and agricultural businesses. The notion that Kenya is in the economic revolution shows a vague picture of its future economic stability. Thus, foreign investors are only putting its sub-business operations and continue production operations in their own respective countries which signifies that gaining the value for each product made is not actually gained from the source of raw materials but for the country who added value to the given product. The economic pace of Kenya depends on the flow of business from the country who manufactured the finished product. Revolutionizing the economic status of Kenya is only an after effect from the upward movement of the market where the raw materials from Kenya is being manufactured. Furthermore, pricing and benefits of Kenya's economy maybe deprived due to the manipulation of prices and market demands. With this regard, countries like Kenya needs to upgrade its human resources in order to utilize and make their own product getting all the value added benefit of the given natural resources.
Thus, education is needed to upgrade its human resources and technological research. With this imbalance of fundamental economic need, Kenya must also look the case in a wider perspective by considering other countries like USA and other European countries that provides high educational research resource. Moreover, human resources are also needed to implement the knowledge given, in this case countries who are rich in human resources can be outsourced by Kenya to implement the theory into action.
Multinational business operation needs assistance from other foreign countries due to its complexity of business operation. In adopting this concept, vague economic future of Kenya is far from reality