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When the Cabinet approved a Ksh 4.7 trillion budget for the 2026/27 financial year, it was more than a routine […]
On 10 February 2026, Kenya’s economic managers sent a carefully calibrated message to markets, investors and households: the country’s recovery […]
The government has rolled out a Sh670 million solar power project at Baricho Water Works in Kilifi County in a […]
At the 5th Leadership Conference of the Kenya Economic Teachers Association (KETSA), the Vice Chancellor of the Co-operative University of […]
Imarika Savings and Credit Co-operative Society Limited has announced a landmark year of financial success and operational resilience, according to […]
Ports (DT) Sacco has reinforced its standing as one of Kenya’s leading employer-based cooperatives after posting strong financial results for […]
Tower Sacco has marked a historic milestone in Kenya’s cooperative movement by announcing a record Ksh 2.88 billion payout to […]
The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to far-reaching reforms in the cooperative movement, signaling stricter oversight, stronger member protection frameworks, […]
The Acting Chief Executive Officer of Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives (KUSCCO), Peter Wanjohi, has announced sweeping institutional […]
Kenya’s Co-operative Commissioner, David Obonyo, has challenged Saccos to balance ambitious growth targets with strong capital buffers and robust cyber […]
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Ruto’s Youth Cash-for-Skills Push Signals Renewed Commitment to Tackle Unemployment
President William Ruto’s unveiling of a Sh540 million monthly conditional cash transfer (CCT) programme for unskilled youth marks one of the most deliberate state interventions
Treasury Tightens Grip on State Corporations, Extends Jobs Freeze into 2026–27
The National Treasury has prolonged a long-standing freeze on recruitment across all state corporations, entrenching strict controls on hiring and staff-related expenditure as the government
AI Could Move Too Fast for Kenya, Trigger Job Losses and Social Strain, Experts Warn
As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshapes global economies, Kenya risks social and economic disruption if the technology is adopted without safeguards for workers, analysts warn.
Relief at Last: Finance Bill 2026 Promises Farmers Faster Cash, Fairer Taxes and Stronger Export Markets
For years, Kenyan farmers who grow flowers, tea, coffee, fruits and vegetables for export have laboured under a system that often worked against them. Delayed
KUSCCO Pushes for Tax Reforms to Shield SACCO Members from Rising Financial Burden
The Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives (KUSCCO) has intensified its campaign for tax reforms aimed at protecting millions of SACCO members from increased
Kenya’s Tea Industry Embraces Climate Resilience and Value Addition
As Kenya continues to reposition its tea industry for greater global competitiveness, sustainability, and profitability, the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization – Tea Research
Kenya Sets Stage for Historic World Potato Congress 2026
Kenya is preparing to make history as it gears up to host the 2026 World Potato Congress (WPC), a landmark event expected to elevate the
SACCO Regulator Pushes Stronger Digital Governance as Sector Accelerates Technology Adoption
Kenya’s regulated Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) are under increasing pressure to strengthen governance, cybersecurity, and risk management as digital financial services become central
ACCOSCA Financial Coaching Program Strengthens Financial Inclusion Across Africa
Close to 40 graduates from eight African countries have successfully completed the 7th Financial Coaching Certification Program, Class of May 2026, in Johannesburg, South Africa,
Stories
Kenya Moves to Align Accreditation Systems with Global Standards
KCB and Visa Roll Out Business Credit Card to Ease SME Cashflow Pressures
The Significance of Sacco Annual General Meetings (AGMs): Beyond Dividends
