Kenya is seeking private-sector financing for 61 per cent of its Sh598 billion irrigation plan as it targets more than 1.5 million irrigated acres by 2035.
The move marks the first transaction of its kind since Kenya issued its Policy Guidance Note on Global Depositary Receipts and Global Depositary Notes
The world talks about energy security in terms of reserves. But reserves alone aren't enough without the infrastructure to produce, transport, and sell them.
The International Finance Corporation has moved early to lock in a cornerstone stake in Quickmart, committing approximately Sh1.94 billion to the IPO as the share sale opened on Monday.
Kenyans will continue grappling with the high tax regime as the government continues pledging future tax collections to lenders in return for new off-balance-sheet loans.
The Nairobi Coffee Exchange earned Sh41 billion from the auction of 47 million kilogrammes of coffee in the year 2025/2026.
Kenya's energy transition can do more than reduce emissions, lower the cost of doing business, strengthen food systems, create youth opportunities and build climate resilience from the ground up.
Public financial management is important because it determines how tax revenue is turned into clinics, roads and schools.
The African Development Bank and Family Bank have signed a Sh1.297 billion trade finance facility aimed at expanding access to foreign currency and financing for Kenyan businesses.
Base Titanium mining operations appear to have done little for the local community despite the billions the government received in taxes and royalties.
Kenyan banks increased their investment in government securities significantly in 2025, with the amount invested growing much faster than loans to customers.
AI can reduce the control and discretion that give human agents opportunities to offend.