- Pension and insurance assets, inherently long-term in nature, are perfectly suited to finance large-scale infrastructure projects that require stable, patient capital.
- At 33, Jimmy Opiyo has already lived several business lives. A telecommunications engineering and information technology graduate from Kenyatta University, Jimmy spent years working in the field...
- Workers who could not explain the sources of cash in their salary accounts have been issued employment termination notices, with a window to appeal within 14 days to the bank’s managing director.
- The CA estimates that over 4.5 million households in Kenya rely on DTT for news and entertainment, many of whom experience poor picture quality and unstable signals.
- The increased repossessions coincided with the period interest rates on loans in the economy rose to levels last seen in 2002, making it difficult for borrowers to keep up with repayments in an...
- Revenue collection through the first nine months to March is estimated to have fallen off the target by Sh161.9 billion mainly on account of shortfalls in ordinary revenue or taxes according to...
- Kenya has broken into the global top 60 list for the first time ever, reversing a regression that saw it drop one slot to hold position 63 last year down from 62 in 2023.
- CHPs serve as the first point of contact for health services in many communities, providing health education, basic first aid, disease prevention and referrals to health facilities.
- In the current financial year, the National Treasury expects to increase the collection of surplus funds from cash-rich parastatals by nearly a third to Sh42 billion.
- As Kenya continues to position itself as a hub for international cooperation and investment, fostering an environment that balances these privileges with local compliance will be vital.
- The number of fund managers has grown steadily, jumping from a low of 24 players in 2020, first to 34 in 2022 and 40 in 2023 according to additional data from CMA.
- Based on interviews with nearly 4,000 individuals in 47 counties, the study also found that two in five nurses and midwives showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Any teacher will tell you that the child who shows up to school curious, confident, and well-adjusted is often the one whose parents are actively involved.
- Household items are increasingly being used as collateral to secure low-value loans because they are readily available, and for creditors, these items can easily be auctioned to recover...
- Domestic debt has grown the fastest in the past year by 17 percent or an additional Sh890 billion to touch Sh6.12 trillion from Sh5.23 trillion a year ago.
- Led by Muhoroni MP Onyango K’Oyoo, local legislators accused the government of rushing to hand over Chemelil and Muhoroni sugar companies to private investors without involving stakeholders.
- Francisca Apondi allegedly received the cash to unprocedurally clear three trucks entering the country, with uncustomised goods without ascertaining whether the taxes due had been paid.
- Foreign investors accounted for about 41 percent of the Nairobi Securities Exchange’s (NSE) weekly traded turnover, which rose by 82 percent to Sh3.25 billion.
- The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently found businesses are dealing with up to 20 different clearances and permits, spending hundreds of thousands of shillings even before...
- According to the recently released 2025 Economic Survey, 33.3 percent of the population was able to manage financial risks last year, up from 23.3 percent in 2021.
