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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.
Dutch Feed Maker De Heus Kenya Invests KSh 3bn in Athi River Plant
De Heus Kenya, a Dutch animal feed company, will commission a KSh 3 billion animal feed manufacturing plant in Athi River later this month
LC Waikiki to Pay KSh 15.5 Mn After Court Finds Binding Deal by Conduct
Justice Njoki Mwangi ruled that a binding commercial relationship arose between the two companies through their conduct, meetings and implementation planning even though a formal logistics agreement was never signed.
Zuku's Parent Company Faces Insolvency Demand over KSh 46.9mn Commercial Debt
Safaricom, NSE Bet on Ziidi Trader to Turbocharge Stock Trading
Safaricom has launched the Ziidi Trader, a new service that allows M-Pesa users to buy and sell shares listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) directly
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.
Banks Urges CBK to Hold 9% Rate Amid Loan Pricing Risks
The Kenya Bankers Association has urged the Central Bank to keep the policy rate at 9.00% on Tuesday, even after nine consecutive rate cuts since 2023, the longest easing streak on record. It says previous reductions have not fully transmitted to lending rates as banks complete the shift to KESONIA/CBR-based pricing ahead of the March 1 deadline. KBA notes that inflation slowed to 4.4% in January but faces upside risk from drought-driven food prices, even as Q3 2025 growth held at 4.9% and private credit reached 6.3% in November. It adds that policy stability is supported by a steady shilling and usable FX reserves of USD 12.33 billion, equal to 5.3 months of import cover.
KPLC's Power Sales Hit Record as Demand Spikes in 2025
KPLC’s electricity sales reached a record 5,938.2 GWh in July–December 2025/26, up 9.0% year on year, marking the fastest six-month pace since 2021/22
Uganda Kickstarts Busy Monetary Policy Week Head for Africa's Central Banks
Seven NSE Stocks Hit New 52-week Highs in Monday's Trade
Seven counters broke into new 52-week highs, extending the market’s strong start to February and lifting the NASI by 0.98% to 194.72 at midday on February 8th
Paratus Group Launches 2,000km Fiber Corridor from Mombasa to Goma
Paratus Group, a pan-African telecommunications provider, has activated a new 2,000-kilometer protected fiber-optic route linking Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and eastern DRC.