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Roughly one million Kenyans enter the labour market each year, but only about 100,000 are absorbed into formal jobs.

Kenya's coffee sector needs greater investment in science, technology, climate-resilient varieties and farmer-centred policies to revive production and increase value for growers.

NCBA has financed assets for businesses operating in key sectors of the economy for the past two decades, including agriculture, trade, transport, manufacturing and services.

Afreximbank President George Elombi has called for reforms to the global financial system, arguing that credit-rating rules unfairly disadvantage African-owned institutions.

The debt debate has raised questions about how well Kenyans understand government borrowing and the use of public funds.

Jambojet has resumed daily flights between Nairobi and Entebbe, Uganda, ending a suspension that began during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Burundi has emerged as the fastest-growing market by assets for Kenyan bank subsidiaries despite its dismal share of overall profitability.

Electric mobility is expected to be one of the key attractions, although most of the EVs on display are likely to be passenger vehicles.

The campaign targets small and medium-sized enterprises, importers, students, investors and families making payments abroad.

Treat AI like a brilliant new hire with no track record. Limit its access, keep records of what it does and make sure a human can switch it off.

Kagwe said about 63 per cent of Kenya's arable land is acidic, with nearly seven million acres classified as strongly acidic.

The NSE and CMA are working on a GDR framework that could allow Kenyan investors to participate in Dangote Petroleum Refinery's Sh207 billion IPO, subject to regulatory approval.