The State is optimistic a reduction in interest rates will help ease fiscal pressures by lowering both its borrowing costs and that of businesses.

Several Kenyan banks are lowering their lending rates following the Central Bank of Kenya’s (CBK) decision to cut the Central ...

CBK lowered its benchmark rate by 50.0 basis points to 10.75% from 11.25%, marking the fourth consecutive reduction since ...

Affordability, accessibility, and regulatory gaps remain at the core of discussions on building sustainable communities. The ...

Kenya’s economic structure is broken at its core, and nowhere is this more evident than in the local credit market.

For years, Kenya’s economic policymakers—the National Treasury, Parliament, and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS)—have clung to outdated metrics … Continued ...

Kenya’s Cabinet has approved a KSh4.2 trillion budget for 2025/26, focusing on economic growth, fiscal stability, and major ...

The new reforms are part of a medium-term strategy to ensure sustainable financing for Rwanda's ambitious development goals.

The government has been challenged to support local manufacturers more to spur growth and increase job opportunities.

Micro pension schemes offer them a way to turn even the smallest savings into a foundation for future stability.

Kenya's cabinet has approved a proposed budget of 4.2 trillion shillings for the 2025/26 fiscal year. The budgetary plans ...

The country has abundant renewable biological resources, including crops, forests, fish, animals, and microorganisms, to ...