Steadying the Ship: How Kenya’s Central Bank Is Steering Growth in 2026
On 10 February 2026, Kenya’s economic managers sent a carefully calibrated message to markets, investors and households: the country’s recovery […]
From Faster Harvests to Green Energy: Coastal Communities Reap Economic Gains Through MESPT-Supported Enterprises
Across Kenya’s coastal counties of Kilifi and Kwale, community-driven enterprises are proving that grassroots innovation can deliver measurable economic impact.
From Investment to Innovation: Chege Thumbi Challenges Saccos to Reinvent for Gen Z
At the 5th Leadership Conference of the Kenya Employers Teachers Sacco Association (KETSA), Sidian Bank CEO Chege Thumbi delivered a
The Kenya National Police DT Sacco Ltd Unveils Ambitious Expansion-Focused Budget for 2026/2027
The Kenya National Police DT Sacco Ltd has unveiled an ambitious and expansion-focused budget for the 2026/2027 financial year, projecting
Women at the Centre of Economic Transformation in Kwale
Across Kwale County, a quiet but powerful economic shift is underway—one led by women. Increasingly, women-owned enterprises are moving beyond
Kenyan SACCO Sector Surpasses Kshs 1.2 Trillion Asset Mark
Kenya’s regulated SACCO sector has crossed a historic financial milestone, with total assets surpassing Kshs 1.2 trillion by the end
Women at the Center of Economic Transformation in Kwale
Across Kwale County, a quiet but powerful economic shift is underway—one led by women. Increasingly, women-owned enterprises are moving beyond
Kenya’s Financial Co-ops Turn to Fintech Partnerships in 2026 Strategy Shift
Kenya’s savings and credit co-operative organizations (SACCOs) are setting their sights firmly on fintech partnerships in 2026, signaling a decisive
KCB and Visa Roll Out Business Credit Card to Ease SME Cashflow Pressures
KCB Bank Kenya has partnered with Visa to introduce a new Business Credit Card tailored to support small and medium-sized
Government Unveils Ksh 4.7 Trillion Spending Plan as 2026/27 Budget Heads to Parliament
The government has unveiled a Ksh 4.7 trillion spending plan for the 2026/27 financial year after receiving Cabinet approval, pushing