For many Kenyan entrepreneurs, insurance is still treated as something to buy after a business has grown rather than something that can help it grow in the first place.
For many Kenyan entrepreneurs, insurance is still treated as something to buy after a business has grown rather than something that can help it grow in the first place.
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 proposed Dangote Lamu refinery is moving closer to construction, but a project designed to transform East Africa’s fuel market is confronting questions that could determine whether its ambitions match its scale.
The rise of special funds in Kenya reflects an effort by the government to address specific development priorities more effectively.
Emergency financing mechanisms have become increasingly important for developing economies navigating volatile global markets.
Critics caution that increased government involvement can also introduce inefficiencies if not managed carefully.
Rafiki Microfinance Faces Setback in Landmark Tax Case.
The success of the Treasury bonds April 2026 offer will depend on pricing, tenor structure, and investor confidence in the government’s fiscal management.
Kenya's tax returns 2025 are not just a routine obligation but a test of how well taxpayers have managed their records in an increasingly transparent financial environment.