Kenya’s housing deficit remains a significant challenge, with the Ministry of Housing estimating a shortage of over 2.0 million housing units as...

Agriculture remains the backbone of Kenya’s economy, contributing about 21.0% to GDP directly and another 27.0% indirectly through linkages with...

Kenya’s informal sector, often overlooked in mainstream economic discussions, remains the backbone of the country’s employment and micro-enterprise activity. From...

While exports and foreign aid dominate economic headlines, diaspora remittances have quietly become Kenya’s top foreign exchange earner. In 2024,...

The Kenya shilling has maintained relative stability against major global currencies, buoyed by steady economic recovery, easing inflation and prudent...

Equities, also known as stocks or shares, represent ownership in a company. When investors buy shares, they gain a stake...

Kenya’s real estate sector continues to present attractive investment opportunities in 2025, supported by a growing urban population, infrastructure expansion...

Public debt is the total amount of money a government owes to external and internal creditors. It accumulates when the...

In a world where traditional investing often seems out of reach for the average Kenyan, a quiet revolution is reshaping...

Real Estate Investments Trusts (REITs) are investment vehicles that allow individuals to invest in large scale income generating real estate...