Electric mobility is driving Kenya’s green economy transition by cutting fuel imports, creating clean jobs and accelerating low-carbon transport powered by renewable energy.
Electric mobility is driving Kenya’s green economy transition by cutting fuel imports, creating clean jobs and accelerating low-carbon transport powered by renewable energy.
KCB Bank’s latest investment in the 2026 Safari Rally underscores how the event has evolved into a catalyst for local economic growth, talent development and sustainability initiatives.
U.S. funding cuts have left Kenya’s health system struggling, putting essential services and vulnerable populations at risk.
GEMA urges Parliament to prioritise Kenyan investors in Safaricom’s 15% stake sale, warning against a direct deal with Vodacom.
M-Pesa’s Ziidi Trader is transforming stock investing by allowing Kenyans to buy and sell NSE shares directly from their phones with minimal barriers.
Kenyans are turning to side hustles, careful budgeting, and community support to cope with soaring living costs in 2026.
Absa’s KES 65 million sponsorship of the Magical Kenya Open boosts local talent while promoting the bank’s community impact and consumer brand perception.
Dividends from Safaricom and other blue-chip firms have propelled the NSE to a record high, signalling renewed investor confidence as strong earnings translate into rising market wealth.
Despite falling headline inflation, Kenyan households continue to struggle as soaring food, transport, and housing costs outpace stagnant incomes, keeping the cost of living stubbornly high.
Kenya has opened ownership of its most strategic energy company to the public through the largest IPO since Safaricom, giving ordinary citizens a rare chance to invest in the pipeline that powers the country.