Kenya’s Economy Looks Great, on Paper.
the real question is whether this stabilisation is a genuine recovery runway capable of sustaining 5.5%+ growth, or a fragile equilibrium on a narrowing fiscal base, broken monetary transmission, and a labour market decoupled from GDP.
Gen Alpha are Already the Architects of Africa’s Digital Economy
By 2030, Africa will be home to one in every three Gen Alphas on the planet. Are you building something they actually want to live in, or are you just a FaceTime call they are about to decline?
Kenya's New Tourism Positioning Has a Billion-Dollar Blind Spot
East Africa is selling the dream. But the infrastructure to deliver it — for every traveller — is only just beginning to be built.
When It Rains in Nairobi, It Pours on the Economy
Nairobi's deadly and destructive flooding is not a failure of weather. It is a failure of fiscal priorities made years ago, now arriving as water in people’s living rooms.From Presence to Power: Building The Table We Deserve
In Africa’s Creative Economies, Women Are Claiming Ownership
It’s worth watching what happens in the days after International Women's Day – whether the women building ownership across African creative industries control more of their work, their distribution, and their narrative
Digital Trust is the New Currency for Africa's Small Businesses- Zoho Kenya Country Head
As AI capabilities become embedded in business software, SMEs face a choice about how they approach these powerful tools. The risks are not merely theoretical.
What US Supreme Court-Trump Tariff Feud Means for Kenya
Inside the Race to Succeed Faith Odhiambo as LSK President
Whatever the outcome, the debate has made one thing clear: the advocates of Kenya are not short of opinions about what their society should stand for.How Kenya’s Public Debt is Squeezing Money Out of Health, Schools, and Social Safety Nets
Transforming public debt from an obstacle into an enabler of socio-economic progress requires the collective effort of all actors within the public finance ecosystem
Why Kenya's Investment Case Stands Above its African Peers
Kenya’s advantage is not built on a single sector or one reform, but steady progress across the investment cycle.
To Become "New Singapore", Kenya Needs Rapid and Planned Urbanization
Kenya and Africa risk missing a major economic opportunity unless urbanization is accelerated and planned. Global evidence shows that cities drive industrialization, job creation and GDP growth, yet Kenya remains under-urbanized and heavily reliant on agriculture. Without coordinated investment in infrastructure, housing, transport and urban governance, rapid population growth could deepen informality and inequality. Planned urbanization offers a pathway to diversified growth, higher incomes and long-term economic transformation.
