Global IPO activity is gaining momentum in 2026 as improving market conditions and stabilizing interest rates revive investor confidence. After several cautious years, companies that delayed listings are returning to
Global IPO activity is gaining momentum in 2026 as improving market conditions and stabilizing interest rates revive investor confidence. After several cautious years, companies that delayed listings are returning to
Kenya’s real estate sector demonstrates resilience in 2025, continuing to expand despite significant hurdles such as high interest rates and rising construction costs. As various projects across commercial and residential
The government of Kenya is embarking on an ambitious initiative to address a significant skills gap within the tourism industry. With the aim of positioning the country as a premier
Maruti Suzuki has identified a significant shift in the automotive consumer landscape, stating that today’s buyers increasingly exhibit characteristics and preferences reminiscent of Gen-Z. Partho Banerjee, a key executive at
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has exceeded its revenue targets for December 2025, largely due to a significant increase in fuel-related taxes. This surge indicates positive trends in economic activity,
Angola has agreed with JPMorgan Chase & Co. to roll over a $1 billion loan and secure an additional $500 million in financing, underscoring how African sovereigns are restructuring debt
Kenya’s spending on pharmaceutical imports dropped 22 percent in the first nine months of 2025 as the government and private buyers shifted toward lower-cost medicines, official data shows. From January
Alphabet has reasserted itself at the center of the global AI race, with investors and analysts pointing to a decisive shift in strategy and execution. After years of criticism for
Kenya’s business environment is defined by uncertainty. From sudden tax changes and interest rate spikes to global supply chain disruptions and election-related slowdowns, economic shocks are no longer rare events.
Migwi exits after more than three years at the helm, leaving behind a strengthened Microsoft presence in Kenya’s digital economy