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In 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.
Kenya'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.
Read MoreKenya’s digital tax policies aim to boost revenue, ensure fairness, and align with global standards, but they risk raising consumer costs, deterring investment, and stifling innovation if not carefully balanced and simplified.
Read MoreKenya’s 2025 economic agenda focuses on tech-driven growth, digital infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture, and fiscal reform to attract investment, cut deficits, create jobs, and establish itself as Africa’s innovation hub. Key tactics include AI policy, green energy, and tax reforms.
Read MoreKenya’s 2025 budget prioritizes inclusive growth through investments in infrastructure, health, education, and digital economy, with a focus on job creation, poverty reduction, and green growth. Funding is aligned with Vision 2030 and climate adaptation goals.
Read MoreKenya has made major strides in its digital economy, becoming a tech leader in Africa. However, challenges like limited internet access, high infrastructure costs, and weak data policies persist. The report proposes reforms to boost inclusivity, innovation, and growth.
Read MoreKenya’s export potential lies in agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, and tech sectors. With strong growth forecasts and government support, the country can boost foreign exchange through value addition, sustainable practices, and improved infrastructure and investment climate.
Read MoreRecent hacks in Kenya have led to the sale of sensitive information on the dark web, revealing weaknesses in the country's data protection. Cybercriminals cost Kenya 3.6 billion shillings in 2022, with Saccos and banks being heavily affected. The study emphasizes the need for stronger cybersecurity measures.
Read MoreKenya's Data Protection Act mandates that organizations ensure legal data handling. This study assesses compliance in insurance, banking, and e-commerce, noting successes and challenges. Recommendations include promoting data security, training, and stronger enforcement.
Read MoreKenya's startup ecosystem is strong, ranking second in Eastern Africa and 63rd globally, with thriving sectors like climate tech, e-commerce, fintech, and agritech. Government programs support startups, and funding opportunities are growing, with a strong focus on youth and women entrepreneurs.
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