Opinion

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

Fiscal policies are instruments used by the government to influence the macroeconomic stability, growth and income distribution among its citizens....

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

The informal economy describes all economic activities that are not covered by formal regulatory frameworks in the country. Activities under...

As the echoes of Labour Day 2025 die from Uhuru Park, where Kenya celebrated its workforce with spirited speeches, the...

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

Impact investing is investing with the intention of generating measurable social and environmental impact along with financial return. It stretches...

March 31st 2025 marked the exit of PricewaterhouseCoopers from the Francophone countries in Africa; Gabon, DRC Congo, Cameroon, Madagascar, Guinea, Senegal,...

Money market funds (MMFs) are short term financial instruments with low risk, moderate interest rates, and offer security to savings/...

Kenya’s rural economies, home to over 32.7 million translating to 68.9% of its population as per the 2019 census report, face persistent challenges which include limited...