Opinion

In a world that has constantly been characterized by displacement of persons due to factors such as political instability, especially...

Impact investing is emerging as a powerful force in Kenya’s financial landscape, bridging the gap between profitability and social good....

Family businesses are often seen as the backbone of developing economies since they foster entrepreneurship with strong business values, long-term...

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

When President William Ruto took office in September 2022, he pledged a “Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda” (BETA) to uplift Kenya’s...

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...