State Loses Bid to Seize Controversial British Businessman's Mombasa Properties
The agency had sought to have three apartments in Mombasa’s Mainland North valued at a total of KSh 18mn, and any rental income derived from them, declared proceeds of crime
Senators, Roads Ministry Clash Over Control Of the Fuel Levy
A clash has emerged between the Senate and the Ministry of Roads and Transport over the control of the fuel levy, which generated roughly KSh 120 billion in 2025New KCC Posts 4th Loss, Farmers Pocket KSh 53.45 a Litre Above Ruto's Directive
New KCC has posted four consecutive pre-tax losses totaling KSh 4.26 billion, drawn KSh 4.55 billion in government grants since FY2021, and received another qualified audit opinions. FY2025 showed a partial gross margin recovery to 15.4% but the pre-tax loss was KSh 1.44 billion and the auditor again flagged going concern doubt.
From Cyber Hell to Battlefields: How Transnational Syndicates are Trafficking Kenyans Abroad
The dream of a lucrative "tech job" or a "security assignment" abroad is turning into a living nightmare for hundreds of Kenyans, as sophisticated transnational syndicates trade human lives for profit.Kenya Introduces Tiered Risk Structure for AI-Driven Medical Devices
The framework covers standalone AI diagnostic systems, cloud-based clinical decision tools, and software embedded in medical hardware; products that until now had no dedicated regulatory pathway in Kenya.Kenya Power To Purchase Meters for KSh19 bn Solar Project
KPLC has invited bids for the supply of single-phase prepaid meters and miniature circuit breakers, a contract that will be financed under the KSh 19.37 billion Kenya Off-Grid Solar Access Project (KOSAP)Konza Technopolis Posts Record KSh 2Bn Loss, Faces KSh 140Bn Phase 2 Financing Gap
Konza Technopolis posted a 1.984 Bn deficit in FY2025 as a 1.604 Bn depreciation charge hit the books. The Data Centre lost 61.30 Mn on 126.8 Mn revenue as clients failed to pay. Direct jobs fell from 3,000 to 1,141. Cumulative investment hit 99.38 Bn. Phase 2 requires 140 Bn.Shadow Budget Exposes Cracks in Kenya’s Finances as Debt, Donor Cuts Squeeze Essential Services
At the centre of the concern is what analysts describe as an “overly optimistic” fiscal framework, where revenue projections are routinely missed, forcing the State into frequent spending revisions and off-plan expendituresSASRA Flags Fragile SACCO Funding as Wealthy Few Hold KSh566 Billion Lifeline
The real weight of the system lies at the top, as the report reveals that the bulk of the deposit liabilities, over KSh 566.04 billionInside Kenya's Modest Manufacturing Gains in 2025
Kenya’s manufacturing sector expanded modestly in 2025 but the growth was uneven, with industrial and construction-linked production driving gains while agro-processing weakenedWhy Taxing Mobile Money Is Backfiring Across Africa
The experience across markets follows a familiar sequence in which a tax is introduced, transaction costs increase, users adjust how they transact, and volumes decline.Kenya Pushes for Fair AI Pricing, Local Engineering Presence in Talks with Global Tech Firms
Kenya is stepping up engagement with global technology companies to push for fairer pricing models, localized innovation, and stronger participation in the country’s digital economy
