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Kenya Brazil Trade Forum Set for Nairobi
The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI), in collaboration with ApexBrasil, hosted the Kenya–Brazil Trade and Business Forum in Nairobi. The event aimed
Kenya Projects Economic Growth of 4.9-5.2% by 2026
Kenya’s economy is projected to strengthen in 2026, with growth expected to fall between 4.9 and 5.2 percent. This forecast was presented by the Kenya
Nairobi to Host Gulfood360 Africa, Supporting Kenya’s Trade
Kenya is set to host the inaugural Gulfood360 Africa/Kenya in Nairobi from May 4 to 6, 2027. This event signifies a major step in the
African Bank Names New Deputy Chief Executive
African Bank has announced the appointment of Happy Ralinala as Deputy Chief Executive: Business and Commercial. This move aims to bolster the bank’s leadership team
Kenya Childcare Workers Face Low Wages, Rising Crisis
A significant portion of Kenya’s economy relies on childcare workers, primarily women, who enable other women to participate in the workforce. A recent report highlights
African nations receive funding from development banks
Capital flows to Africa have decreased significantly due to shifts in funding from Western nations and China. These changes are creating challenges for African governments
Sterling Bank Supports Creative Economy with C.R.E.A.M Platform
Sterling Bank hosted an industry event, “Co-Creating Financial Solutions for Nigeria’s Tourism, Arts and Creative Economy,” at the Sheraton Hotel in Ikeja, Lagos. The event
Treasury seeks parliamentary approval for investment tools
The National Treasury has defended the country’s economic performance and urged Members of Parliament to expedite the approval of key financial instruments. These instruments are
Moody’s raises Kenya’s credit rating under Ruto
Kenya’s sovereign credit rating has been upgraded by Moody’s, a global ratings agency. This marks a second positive development for President William Ruto’s government within
Kenya’s Carbon Trade Needs Policy Stability
Kenya’s emerging carbon market requires incentives rather than punitive taxation to encourage meaningful participation in climate action, experts warn. This follows a recent Tax Appeals