Africa’s trade challenges have shifted decisively. Tariffs, once the headline obstacle, are no longer the biggest threat. Instead, non‑tariff measures (NTMs)—fragmented standards, slow and ...

Global capital is becoming more selective. In a world of complex and shifting supply chains, geopolitical uncertainty, and climate shocks, investors are no longer focused only on where growth is ...

Kenya Airways has announced flight disruptions at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) following operational delays linked to air traffic control measures. In a customer update issued ...

Joyce Wachira’s appointment signals GTBank Kenya’s commitment to innovation and customer‑centric banking. With her proven track record in driving growth, strengthening relationships, and embracing ...

Kenya has switched on its first Digital Sound Broadcasting (DSB) trial in Nairobi, marking a bold step into the future of radio. The launch coincided with World Radio Day 2026, underscoring the ...

For small and medium enterprises (SMEs), employee well‑being is no longer a luxury—it’s a competitive advantage. While large corporations have long embraced health insurance, many SMEs hesitate, ...

Kenya recorded a 3.8 percent drop in diaspora remittances in January 2026, according to the Central Bank of Kenya’s (CBK) Weekly Bulletin released on February 13. Inflows fell from Ksh55.12 billion in ...

China will grant zero‑tariff treatment to imports from 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to Beijing, beginning May 1, 2026. The move signals a major expansion of China’s economic engagement ...

Kenya has witnessed an unprecedented surge in laws and regulations over the past year. While many are well-intentioned, the cumulative effect on business, particularly retail, has been disruptive. At ...

Skyward Airlines, in partnership with Vipingo Ridge, has launched a new direct route connecting Nairobi to Vipingo. The inaugural flight marks a milestone for regional connectivity and is expected to ...

Life often humbles us when we least expect it. One moment, everything feels secure—children are in school, bills are paid, and payday is just around the corner. Then, without warning, illness strikes.

Zaad Holdings will acquire the remaining 60 percent stake in East Africa Seeds Group (EASEED), completing its takeover of the Kenya‑headquartered seed company. The move follows a capital injection by ...