Kenya’s Research-to-Commercialisation programme unlocks Sh604 million in three years.
Kenya’s Research-to-Commercialisation programme unlocks Sh604 million in three years.
Why Kenyans Are Still Broke Despite Stable Inflation is becoming one of the most pressing economic questions in Kenya today.
Kenya is among Africa’s most affected economies by illicit financial flows, losing more than $47.4 billion through trade-related leakages.
Electric buses are shifting public transport from a fuel-driven cost model to a predictable, efficiency-led business strategy.
Kenya shoe imports have surged dramatically — rising 63 percent in recent months — as local manufacturers grapple with production challenges, high input costs and stiff competition from cheaper foreign products.
Kenya’s Henrey EV assembly plant signals a major shift to local EV manufacturing, supporting affordability, jobs and green transport adoption.
Sh160 million in NYOTA start-up grants empowers 5,000 Coast youth, promoting business creation and economic inclusion.
Meta’s platforms hold an exceptionally high share of Kenya’s digital advertising market, shaping how brands allocate digital budgets.
Kenya seeks IMF support to stabilize public finances as debt servicing costs rise and fiscal pressures mount.
Kenya’s housing market is gaining momentum, with rising prices reflecting demand strength and long-term confidence in real assets.