Property decisions are rarely random. Whether individuals choose to buy or rent is shaped by a combination of economic ...

Kenya has recently been ranked fourth in Africa for organized crime and money laundering, with its criminality score rising to ...

Financial markets do not evaluate assets solely on how fast they grow; they also assess how reliably outcomes can be ...

Economic conversations often revolve around large numbers. GDP growth, inflation rates, corporate profits and public spending tend to dominate analysis.

In financial markets, assets are often described as “cheap” when their prices appear low relative to reference measures or past ...

Subscriptions have quietly moved from the margins of consumption to its center. What once described magazines and gyms now governs ...

Kenya’s Government-to-Government (G2G) oil import arrangement, first introduced in March 2023, was designed to secure petroleum supply on credit and ...

In a landmark move that reflects evolving global finance, Kenya has begun converting portions of its Chinese debt from U.S.

Most international bank transfers today still rely on the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) network, a secure ...

Diaspora remittances continue to be a vital and resilient source of foreign exchange for Kenya, underpinning both macroeconomic stability and ...

Kenya’s capital markets have witnessed a steady rise in the number of small retail investors over the past decade. Millions ...

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) plays a central role in watching over banks and keeping the financial system stable. Part of its job is to make sure banks have enough capital and cash on hand to meet ...