The gathering also coincides with the PIDA Mid-Term Review, a significant milestone that will assess progress and provide strategic direction for the second half of the PIDA PAP 2 cycle.
Three local innovators behind ventures in digital retail, transport, and microfinance have each secured millions in funding and are now competing for the top spot in Africa's largest entrepreneurship prize.
The 2025 Intra-African Trade Fair in Algiers has outperformed all key projections, securing billions in deals and drawing unprecedented attendance from across the continent and the world. The final figures point to a significant acceleration of continental trade and reveal the growing impact of the AfCFTA on African economies.
#FeatureBySafaricomPLC - New propositions bundle together connectivity, fuel discounts, insurance cover and financial wellness support for Kenya’s transport operators.
Kenya is harnessing digital job-matching platforms to equip its youth with the skills and opportunities needed to thrive in the growing global digital economy.
Kirin Pipes argued that the deposits flagged by KRA were not taxable income. The company maintained that its shareholders had injected Sh29.4 million in additional capital on top of the registered share capital of Sh10 million.
Gachara’s expertise has earned him advisory roles with major institutions, including the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Mastercard Foundation, and UNESCO’s International Fund for the Promotion of Culture.
From investment banking to funding fashion and film, Wakiuru Njuguna is a pivotal force in East Africa's creative sector. Pulse Kenya profiles the Partner at HEVA Fund who is turning artistic passion into profitable, job-creating businesses.
Isuzu East Africa marked its 50th anniversary in Nairobi with a time capsule ceremony that reflects its five-decade presence and recent investments in local assembly, parts distribution and manufacturing capacity.
If you’ve ever told someone 'tukutane kwa clock', chances are you were not just giving directions, you were referencing one of Nairobi’s most enduring private businesses
From October 1, 2025, import and export licences and consignment documents for alcoholic drinks and related products will be processed through Kenya’s national Trade Facilitation Platform. The change affects importers, exporters and clearing agents and aims to automate document generation and cargo release.
Nothing is more frustrating than a car that won't start. Before you rush to buy a new battery, discover the five key reasons - including your driving habits and hidden faults - that could be draining its power.
Following Standard & Poor's recent upgrade of Kenya’s sovereign credit rating, this explainer breaks down what the new 'B' grade signifies. We explore the real-world impact of such ratings, from the government's borrowing costs to the potential effects on household budgets, loan rates, and the price of everyday goods.