- Mogo is focusing on financing e-bikes and three-wheelers, making various brands of EVs accessible to Kenyans in Nairobi and other parts of the country.
- Africa's second most populous country is pinning its hopes on a rescue package of at least $10.5 billion (Sh1.37 trillion) from external lenders including the IMF.
- The ongoing cost of living crisis in the country is affecting how Kenyans partake in their beloved Kenyan staple that has long been considered immune to recession -beer.
- Wandayi who has been nominated for the post of CS Energy and Petroleum in March last year said in Parliament that the problem with Kenya's energy sector is that it is infested by cartels.
- Local firms are looking for ways to link up with businesses owned by Africans abroad but also people of African descent, in an initiative that aims to boost investments in the country
- The average number of deposit accounts a bank employee handles has increased to 2,495 as financial institutions rely heavily on technology to improve operational efficiencies.
- The Treasury CS nominee has been vocal in opposing tax hikes and now bridging the Sh346 billion budget gap is one of the major challenges awaiting him.
- Senior officials from the two countries held talks last week, setting the stage for the pipeline that is expected to ensure the supply and security of petroleum products in Uganda.
- The company's investment portfolio increased by Sh6.1 billion to Sh66.5 billion, in line with Centum's business model of identifying compelling investment opportunities.
- Kisii Senator, Richard Onyonka, has challenged the government to make public documents of an alleged planned lease of JKIA to Adani Airports Holdings Limited.
- At least 650,000 smallholder tea farmers will receive 96,988 metric tonnes of subsidy fertiliser during the short rainy season projected to start in October.
- Business continuity and disaster recovery is a crucial aspect of any organisation's risk management strategy to ensure that essential business functions can continue.
- The one hive at a time initiative is not only empowering individuals but also advancing broader goals of poverty reduction and gender equality among the pastoralist community.
- Fintech companies such as Tala are stepping into this void, leveraging technology to provide financial services to those marginalised by legacy financial players.
- Kenya has started allowing dairy products from Uganda to access the local market but authorities are now being accused of being selective in issuing permits to milk processors.
- Matatu Owners Association distances itself from planned Motorists Association strike; say they are engaging government to resolve issues plaguing the sector within 3 weeks
- While the National Housing Policy does recognise TPS as a model that can achieve equity in housing, consumer protection is not necessarily guaranteed.
- Maasai Mara University has received 200 solar systems, including battery packs, solar panels and lights, aimed at improving its clean energy capacity.
- Money market funds are gaining traction as the preferred investment vehicle as CMA data shows total assets under management stood at Sh225b in March.
- Associations of long distance drivers, offline and digital taxi operators, and matatu operators termed the government decision to increase the levy from Sh18 to Sh25 illegal and discriminatory.
- Transactions done by banking agents dipped with cash deposits reducing by almost 10 per cent, signalling the tough economic period that shadowed the better part of the year.
- Euphy Ngami's passion for flowers led her to set up an online florist business in May 2022, fighting scepticism about selling flowers for every season.
- Africa is at a pivotal moment in its economic development, where strategic trade and investment policies can unlock significant growth and development opportunities.
