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Kenya’s dairy industry is confronting a cost crisis that is becoming increasingly difficult for farmers to absorb.
Kenyan businesses are facing a tax dilemma that goes beyond how much they pay to the government.
Kenya is preparing for another major intervention in the maize market, and the outcome could determine how much millions of households pay for unga in the coming months.
The most valuable thing a business can offer its customers is often the least exciting: reliability.
By Correspondent The High Court of Kenya in a landmark judgment has held that the Kenyan Government violates the Constitution when it stays silent in the face of a citizen’s
Kenya may not need to build another generation of expensive shopping malls to dominate Africa’s next retail revolution.
The study, Nature’s Bottom Line: The Economic and Financial Costs of Ecosystem Degradation in Kenya, finds that about 44 per cent of the country’s GDP comes from sectors highly dependent on ecosystem services, including agriculture, construction and real estate.
Among the main concerns are low levels of enforcement activity, limited financial and human resources, and challenges in ensuring institutional independence. The report warns that these constraints may weaken the ability of regulators to deter anti-competitive behaviour and protect consumers effectively.
The Ministry of Agriculture has announced subsidised maize seed prices for the 2025/2026 planting season, allocating KSh 2 billion to make high-quality seeds more affordable for farmers nationwide.
A new tax ruling could reshape Kenya’s credit market.
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.
Africa’s geographical proximity to Europe is a major advantage. Shorter shipping routes reduce delivery times, freight costs and exposure to geopolitical disruptions.
Under the new framework, a wide range of Kenyan agricultural products, including tea, coffee, avocados, macadamia nuts, flowers, vegetables, and other fresh horticultural produce, will enter China without tariffs that previously made them less competitive.
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