It's 390,000 jobs to be lost in a span of four years. I dont see how that will affect us because now our main patners is china.

govt spending and deficit spending is not the way to grow an economy. it doesn't spur innovation and entrepreneurship it just spurs deals and maintains the status quo. Businesses that depend on govt expenditure are just welfare stations and should just shut down.
On the potential impact on our economy and the nse and housing sector...nil. They did the same under Margaret Thatcher was there any major impact? Tourism will grow given that climate change will make the UK winters cold. The housing sector will get impact from diaspora remittances mainly US. Forget the UK look at China

If the DFID is among the departments being hit with the cuts, the Kenyan economy will be affected, however slightly. I don't see any impact on the NSE specifically though

@Mkonomtupu, remember that our largest agricultural market is Europe the largest chunk taken up by the UK and Germany. As for China they've flourished on cheap labour and exports, this being one of the reasons making them weaken the Yuan so as to ensure that their exports are cheap on the international maket. My point being they export more and most of their citizens work to survive a case in point being the shooting incident in Zambia.

@erifloss, the edible horticultural produce will still be exported in the same volume given that kenya has the lowest production costs. Its luxury items like flowers that will get hurt. Given all the chemicals they dump in naivasha and the treatment given to flower farm workers especially women it's a good thing to downsize. Let's do something better.
Anyway my point was on real estate, whatever the case against China they are now the real estate deal breakers. The Low cost housing technology and efficiency of the contractors (case in point Greatwall apartments) China points to the future UK the past. Think of new markets