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Fintech platforms in Kenya boost financial literacy through digital tools, education, and inclusion. However, unclear loan terms, limited transparency, and poor user education hinder progress. Regulation and integrated learning are key to improvement.
Kenyan professionals are prioritizing investments, favoring real estate, land, and equities. In Q1 2025, investment services led NSE growth. Top stocks: Home Afrika Ltd, Trans-Century Plc, and Liberty Kenya Holdings Ltd, which shows strong profit and dividend growth.
Read MoreThe 2025 Finance Bill in Kenya is expected to introduce new taxes to increase revenue, expand the tax base, and align with global tax rules. These measures will likely impact various sectors through digital service tax expansion, environmental levies, excise duty adjustments, wealth tax implementation and VAT exemption re-evaluations.
Read MoreKenya offers tax incentives—like reduced corporate taxes, VAT/duty exemptions, and excise cuts—to boost green growth, electric vehicles, and solar energy adoption, aiming to lower emissions and promote sustainable development.
Read MoreThe debate on taxing companies that replace workers with robots is complex. Supporters argue it could fund social programs and reduce job displacement, while detractors fear stifling innovation and hindering economic growth.
Read MoreThis article offers a survival guide for Kenyan fintechs amidst a potential Bitcoin meltdown in 2025, outlining strategies for diversification, risk management, and user trust, while adhering to regulations.
Read MoreForex trading is a huge, decentralized market where traders buy and sell currencies to profit from exchange rate changes. It involves speculating on currency pair price movements using leverage. Success requires risk management, education and choosing a reputable broker.
Read MoreCryptocurrency adoption is growing rapidly. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin are most popular. The industry is expected to reach one billion users as of 2025. Security and regulation are key concerns.
Read MoreIn Q1 2025, the equity market showed strong gains in January and February but dipped in March. Top performers included Trans-Century (+114%) and Home Afrika (+79%), while Kenya Orchards (-29%) and Kenya Airways (-27%) led declines. Investment and insurance sectors excelled.
Read MoreKenya's 2025 budget prioritizes sectors like education, energy, infrastructure, public administration, governance, and health to balance economic growth and social welfare.
Read MoreKenyan companies are increasingly adopting ESG principles in their operations due to investor expectations, regulatory changes, and the pursuit of sustainable growth. This shift emphasizes environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and robust governance
Read MoreKenya’s innovation hubs drive job creation, startup growth, digital inclusion, and investment, aligning with national goals like Vision 2030. They boost entrepreneurship but face challenges like funding and urban pressures.
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