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Malawi aims to cut inflation below 21% with IMF support
Malawi is targeting inflation below 21% this year as the government pursues IMF-backed reforms to stabilise prices, ease foreign exchange shortages, and restore economic growth.
Why Sameer Naushad Merali Is Considered One of Kenya’s Richest and Most Strategic Business Titans
He rarely seeks the spotlight, yet his influence runs through Nairobi’s skyline, the tea fields of Kenya, and the balance sheets of listed companies — Sameer Naushad Merali is quietly steering one of East Africa’s most formidable business empires.
Eveready Targets Solar and E-Mobility in Strategic Reset
Eveready East Africa is ending its long reliance on dry-cell batteries and repositioning itself around solar power, electric mobility and carbon markets to stay relevant in Kenya’s fast-changing energy sector.
Powerful PAYE Proposal Could Boost Kenyans’ Take-Home Pay Significantly
The PAYE proposal signals a strategic policy shift toward income relief for lower earners, but its long-term sustainability will depend on balancing household support with fiscal discipline.
Wananchi Group Insolvency Demand Raises Fibre Market Concerns
The Wananchi Group insolvency demand reflects deeper structural pressures in Kenya’s fibre broadband market, where aggressive expansion, tight margins and supplier credit cycles are converging to test operator resilience.
Revolutionary NSE M-Pesa Share Trading Launch Unlocks Direct Retail Access
NSE M-Pesa share trading represents a structural inflection point for Kenya’s capital markets, with digital integration poised to unlock deeper liquidity, broaden participation and sustain long-term growth.
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Malawi aims to cut inflation below 21% with IMF support
Malawi is targeting inflation below 21% this year as the government pursues IMF-backed reforms to stabilise prices, ease foreign exchange shortages, and restore economic growth.
Why Sameer Naushad Merali Is Considered One of Kenya’s Richest and Most Strategic Business Titans
He rarely seeks the spotlight, yet his influence runs through Nairobi’s skyline, the tea fields of Kenya, and the balance sheets of listed companies — Sameer Naushad Merali is quietly steering one of East Africa’s most formidable business empires.
Eveready Targets Solar and E-Mobility in Strategic Reset
Eveready East Africa is ending its long reliance on dry-cell batteries and repositioning itself around solar power, electric mobility and carbon markets to stay relevant in Kenya’s fast-changing energy sector.
Powerful PAYE Proposal Could Boost Kenyans’ Take-Home Pay Significantly
The PAYE proposal signals a strategic policy shift toward income relief for lower earners, but its long-term sustainability will depend on balancing household support with fiscal discipline.
Wananchi Group Insolvency Demand Raises Fibre Market Concerns
The Wananchi Group insolvency demand reflects deeper structural pressures in Kenya’s fibre broadband market, where aggressive expansion, tight margins and supplier credit cycles are converging to test operator resilience.
Revolutionary NSE M-Pesa Share Trading Launch Unlocks Direct Retail Access
NSE M-Pesa share trading represents a structural inflection point for Kenya’s capital markets, with digital integration poised to unlock deeper liquidity, broaden participation and sustain long-term growth.
Malawi aims to cut inflation below 21% with IMF support
Malawi is targeting inflation below 21% this year as the government pursues IMF-backed reforms to stabilise prices, ease foreign exchange shortages, and restore economic growth.
Why Sameer Naushad Merali Is Considered One of Kenya’s Richest and Most Strategic Business Titans
He rarely seeks the spotlight, yet his influence runs through Nairobi’s skyline, the tea fields of Kenya, and the balance sheets of listed companies — Sameer Naushad Merali is quietly steering one of East Africa’s most formidable business empires.
Eveready Targets Solar and E-Mobility in Strategic Reset
Eveready East Africa is ending its long reliance on dry-cell batteries and repositioning itself around solar power, electric mobility and carbon markets to stay relevant in Kenya’s fast-changing energy sector.
Powerful PAYE Proposal Could Boost Kenyans’ Take-Home Pay Significantly
The PAYE proposal signals a strategic policy shift toward income relief for lower earners, but its long-term sustainability will depend on balancing household support with fiscal discipline.
Wananchi Group Insolvency Demand Raises Fibre Market Concerns
The Wananchi Group insolvency demand reflects deeper structural pressures in Kenya’s fibre broadband market, where aggressive expansion, tight margins and supplier credit cycles are converging to test operator resilience.
Revolutionary NSE M-Pesa Share Trading Launch Unlocks Direct Retail Access
NSE M-Pesa share trading represents a structural inflection point for Kenya’s capital markets, with digital integration poised to unlock deeper liquidity, broaden participation and sustain long-term growth.
Malawi aims to cut inflation below 21% with IMF support
Malawi is targeting inflation below 21% this year as the government pursues IMF-backed reforms to stabilise prices, ease foreign exchange shortages, and restore economic growth.
Why Sameer Naushad Merali Is Considered One of Kenya’s Richest and Most Strategic Business Titans
He rarely seeks the spotlight, yet his influence runs through Nairobi’s skyline, the tea fields of Kenya, and the balance sheets of listed companies — Sameer Naushad Merali is quietly steering one of East Africa’s most formidable business empires.
Eveready Targets Solar and E-Mobility in Strategic Reset
Eveready East Africa is ending its long reliance on dry-cell batteries and repositioning itself around solar power, electric mobility and carbon markets to stay relevant in Kenya’s fast-changing energy sector.
Powerful PAYE Proposal Could Boost Kenyans’ Take-Home Pay Significantly
The PAYE proposal signals a strategic policy shift toward income relief for lower earners, but its long-term sustainability will depend on balancing household support with fiscal discipline.
Wananchi Group Insolvency Demand Raises Fibre Market Concerns
The Wananchi Group insolvency demand reflects deeper structural pressures in Kenya’s fibre broadband market, where aggressive expansion, tight margins and supplier credit cycles are converging to test operator resilience.
Revolutionary NSE M-Pesa Share Trading Launch Unlocks Direct Retail Access
NSE M-Pesa share trading represents a structural inflection point for Kenya’s capital markets, with digital integration poised to unlock deeper liquidity, broaden participation and sustain long-term growth.
Why Kenyans Are Still Broke Despite Stable Inflation is becoming one of the most pressing economic questions in Kenya today.
CBK has cut its benchmark rate to 8.75% to boost lending, support economic growth, and maintain stable inflation.
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.
As the NSE hits all-time highs, savvy investors are quietly moving billions to Treasury bills, money market funds, and dividend stocks in a major defensive pivot.
As the clock ticks toward the 2027 vote, Kenya’s economy is hitting pause. Businesses are bunkering down, and the government is sprinting to finish projects, setting the stage for a volatile year.
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.
