The move underscores the Institute’s push for transparency, institutional reforms, and the protection of professionals who serve the public interest.
Chinese firm itel Mobile has unveiled its latest device, the itel SUPER 26 Ultra series, in the Kenyan market.
Safaricom has reaffirmed its dedication to inclusive growth, innovation, and sustainability with the release of its 14th Sustainable Business Report.
Safaricom has called on enterprises to urgently strengthen their cybersecurity platforms, warning that vulnerabilities are leaving many firms exposed to costly and disruptive attacks.
Royal Enfield—the oldest motorcycle manufacturer in the world—has announced its entry into Kenya, positioning the country as its gateway into the African continent.
The three counties have agreed to jointly develop a modern waste management system that will not only keep towns clean but also turn waste into useful products like fertilizer and energy.
Kenya is seeking to diversify its agricultural exports to China in an effort to narrow the growing trade imbalance between the two nations.
According to the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), more than 80 per cent of Kenya’s electricity is generated from renewable sources such as geothermal and wind power.
Kenyans are set to start receiving Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds directly as the government plans to make deductions at the retail level.
Kenya is losing more than Sh800 billion every year to counterfeiting and intellectual property (IP) violations, this is according to new estimates by the Anti-Counterfeit Authority.
Kenya’s finance and accounting sector is grappling with deep-seated challenges, including skills shortages, slow technology adoption and weak governance.
Kenya’s construction sector is showing signs of recovery as investors, developers, and government agencies focus on innovation and sustainability.
The states are reviewing draft feasibility reports on setting up the shipping line alongside a regional maritime cargo protocol aimed at strengthening Africa’s control over its maritime trade.
The bank joins a small group of lenders that have met the revised regulatory threshold meant to strengthen Kenya’s banking sector.
Aspiring engineers have been encouraged to embrace innovation, entrepreneurship, and AI as key drivers of future infrastructure development and economic transformation.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi says Kenya must urgently shift towards private capital as traditional international funding for infrastructure continues to decline.
Kenya’s electricity reliability crisis is attracting new foreign interest in clean energy, positioning hydrogen technology as one of the latest frontiers in the country’s quest to curb blackouts.
Kenya is turning to Sweden’s agricultural and bioeconomy expertise in a bold plan to curb Kenya's Sh72 billion losses from post-harvest waste.
State to leverage Swedish bioeconomy expertise as part of initiative aimed at improving food utilisation, boosting farmer incomes.
This year, traders say foot traffic is lower and spending weaker, reflecting mounting economic pressure on households.