Kenya is losing value by exporting live animals, but with investment in value addition, its livestock sector could drive regional growth.
The National Treasury is working to introduce a new version of the retail bond programme that will allow Kenyans to invest as little as Sh500, in what it sees as a bid to deepen the domestic debt ...
Kenya is urbanising fast, but weak planning is turning city growth into a dangerous default rather than a deliberate choice.
Kenya’s Tourism Fund ramps up investments, skills training, and infrastructure projects to transform the sector and attract ...
Members of Parliament (MPs) yesterday put Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo to task for what they termed rushed sale ...
Investors who sold their Treasury bonds on the secondary market at the Nairobi bourse made a profit of Sh176 billion after ...
High Court halts Sh1.86bn Mombasa power line tender amid dispute over whether Kenya Power or Ketraco holds the mandate for ...
While the car loans issued to MPs during the year fell from Sh29.2 million, those issued to PSC staff increased by 79 percent ...
The Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (Kippra) faces a legal challenge over its ongoing external ...
Kenyan cold storage and logistics firm Cold Solutions has raised $19 million (about Sh2.4 billion) in debt financing to ...
Retail investors are driving a surge in NSE corporate bond activity after Safaricom and EABL’s oversubscribed issues.
KPA data showed import and export volumes rose, with imports increasing 20.1 percent to 36 million tonnes in 2025.
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