For millions of Kenyan households, paying rent is no longer simply a monthly expense; it is becoming a choice between shelter and other necessities.
For millions of Kenyan households, paying rent is no longer simply a monthly expense; it is becoming a choice between shelter and other necessities.
Kenya’s corruption debate is entering a more consequential phase, with concerns increasingly focused not only on stolen public money but on what happens when wealth, political influence, and weak institutions reinforce one another.
Liquidity is the bloodstream of modern finance. It allows banks to settle payments, businesses to fund operations, and investors to trade assets without markets seizing up.
Inheritance land tax issues are increasingly catching families off guard as more people move to sell property passed down through generations in Kenya. While inherited land is often perceived as
The deal, announced at the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES 2026) in Cairo, will support the development of Cyprus’s offshore gas fields and open the door for exports to Egypt for processing and onward shipment to international markets, particularly Europe.
Saudi Arabia has pledged to invest more than $25 billion in Africa over the next seven years, a figure later expanded to $41 billion over the coming decade. The package includes development financing, export support, and funding for startups, signalling a broad-based approach to economic engagement.
At the center of the government’s strategy is a push toward agro-industrialisation, a policy direction aimed at ensuring that Kenya processes what it produces rather than exporting raw materials and importing finished goods at higher costs.
Africa’s geographical proximity to Europe is a major advantage. Shorter shipping routes reduce delivery times, freight costs and exposure to geopolitical disruptions.
French and Kenyan business leaders have launched the Doing Business in Kenya 2026 Guide, a new investment roadmap aimed at helping international companies navigate Kenya’s market and deepen economic ties
Kenya’s tourism sector is not just recovering — it’s attracting serious global capital.