KQ stands to learn from Ethiopian Airlines as it beats its revenue target for the first half of its 2025/26 fiscal year
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Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi cautioned that firms found withholding fuel stocks in anticipation of price increases risk losing their licences, describing the practice as “commercially opportunistic” and contrary to the public interest.
Kenyan MPs rejected calls to ban TikTok, choosing strict rules instead to shield kids from harmful videos, secure local user data, and fuel the digital economy without killing youth creativity.
The momentum behind Africa value addition investment suggests that the continent is entering a new phase of economic strategy.
The ongoing conflict involving Iran and strikes across the Gulf region is now threatening Kenya’s Gulf trade, valued around Sh700 billion — a core pillar of the nation’s export economy and supply chain.
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 hidden cost of running a business without insurance can include financial loss, legal exposure, damaged reputation, and operational shutdown.
In Nairobi, power does not always sit behind a boardroom table — sometimes it plays out quietly over golf, private dinners, and invitation-only gatherings where influence moves faster than headlines.
Kenya Reduces IMF Dependence Through Stake Sales
The COMESA Competition and Consumer Commission has approved Vodacom's Sh272 billion bid to increase its stake in Safaricom to 55 percent, ruling that the transaction is unlikely to substantially lessen competition or harm public interest within the Common Market.
