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Emergency financing mechanisms have become increasingly important for developing economies navigating volatile global markets.
The long-term success of postal institutions will depend on their ability to adapt to the changing logistics ecosystem.
The upcoming Uchumi shareholders meeting is therefore more than a routine corporate event—it represents a critical moment in the company’s effort to rebuild trust and chart a path toward recovery.
Legislation alone will not guarantee success.
Critics caution that increased government involvement can also introduce inefficiencies if not managed carefully.
Kenyan Savers Turn to Values-Based Investing for Long-Term Growth.
Forget flashy apps and crypto dreams — Africa’s real economic acceleration will come from the backbone of trade: logistics, warehousing, and compliance systems. These “boring” sectors are quietly powering jobs, reducing costs, and unlocking intra‑Africa commerce.
CMA approves a new batch of market intermediaries in a move aimed at widening investment choices for Kenyans, boosting competition, and deepening the country’s capital markets.
Electric vehicles in Kenya are scaling rapidly through ride-hailing platforms, with Bolt accounting for 24% of the country’s registered EV fleet.
Sun King has launched the EZ 1, its first locally assembled, entry-level smartphone going at Sh60 a day
SME digital banking solutions are redefining growth by automating operations, improving cash flow visibility and enabling seamless regional trade expansion.
Kenya economic growth is forecast at 5.3% in 2026, but debt pressures, climate shocks and fiscal discipline will determine the durability of recovery.
Africa debt risks are projected to remain elevated in 2026 as external repayments reach Sh11.6 trillion, highlighting the need for deeper fiscal reforms.
The government plans to sell its stake in Kenya Airways in a deal worth up to KSh258 billion to reduce losses, meet IMF conditions, and ease pressure on public finances.
Hackers no longer need to guess your password — they can bypass it entirely and walk straight into your digital life.
Safaricom dividend boost has delivered a powerful signal to investors after the telecommunications giant announced a higher interim payout, raising total distributions to Sh34 billion and positioning the government to pocket an estimated Sh11.9 billion.
