The future of living in East Africa is becoming increasingly connected.
The future of living in East Africa is becoming increasingly connected.
Kenya’s economy is facing growing external pressure.
Kenya’s manufacturing sector is sounding the alarm.
Global investors are flocking to the US dollar as geopolitical tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Industry experts say electric vehicles could soon become cheaper than petrol cars across African markets if financing barriers are addressed.
Conflict in the Middle East has disrupted cargo flights to the Gulf region, collapsing a meat export trade worth $2.3 million every week.
Governments within the East African Community have agreed to remove tariffs on selected goods in an effort to address growing trade imbalances and improve cross-border commerce.
Kenya’s insurance sector continues to expand.
Global digital assets infrastructure firm Assnture has launched a new Kenya subsidiary aimed at expanding blockchain and digital assets infrastructure across Africa, a move that signals growing investor confidence in
Kenyan motorists have received temporary relief at the pump.