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The partnership entered a new phase with the groundbreaking of the Seven Oaks School, the educational anchor for the development, marking the start of Phase 4.
Revenue from tourism increased by 20 per cent to Sh452 billion ($3.5 billion).
The Premier Credit’s School Loans has enabled school owners to manage their finances more effectively, while meeting education standards in the country.
The government’s subsidy aimed at reducing electricity prices and stabilising the shilling has cost Kenya Power Sh11.84 billion in revenue.
The Insurance sector in Kenya has recorded strong growth and stable business in all its segments in the second quarter of 2025.
The iWhistle programme profiles tax evaders and review refunds and debt management as an intervention to combat corruption and seal revenue leakages.
Despite the growth, financing barriers has kept underserved communities and entrepreneurs locked out of the green transition.
Retailer Naivas Supermarkets has flagged off a symbolic heritage caravan retracing the company’s roots back to Nakuru, the birthplace of the renowned brand.
Kenya was placed in the grey list due to its weak policies and lack of prosecutions. However, KRA has termed that action as unjustifiable and unrealistic to Kenya’s situation.
Kenya‘s electric vehicle (EV) revolution is picking up speed, driven by homegrown innovation, government incentives, and growing demand for cleaner, cost-efficient transport.
Thousands of Kenyan families facing food insecurity are set to benefit from expected redistribution by retailer Carrefour.
Kenya Revenue Authority missed its revenue target by Sh49.86 billion for the first quarter of the current financial year.
The tourism sector has commended the government efforts in increasing the arrival of new flights into the country, a move termed as a major boost to accessibility to the destination.
Safaricom on Thursday marked its Silver Jubilee, celebrating 25 years of operations since its official launch on the October 23, 2000.
Consumers are increasingly spending less on essentials, with millennials and boomers increasingly shopping at discounted rates and lower-priced stores.
Kenyan banks collectively contributed Sh194.8 billion to the national exchequer in 2024, on the back of increased profitability.
Protection of consumers, production of quality and standard products will help Kenya become an industrial hub for the region.
StanChart Uganda and Absa Bank Uganda have agreed on the sale of StanChart Uganda’s wealth and retail banking business portfolio in Uganda.
Banks are keen on character on credit compliance. If your character does not demonstrate goodwill in regard to repayment of credit, banks will shun from financing
Family Bank shareholders have approved the plan to list on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, marking a significant milestone in the journey towards becoming a Tier One Bank.
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