In 2023, the last year for which official data is complete, Kenya received $850m (Sh110 billion) in US aid, backing more than 230 projects to varying degrees.

The reduced spending on advisers followed budget cuts that came after deadly protests led to the cancellation of the contentious tax hikes in the Finance Bill, which left a Sh177 billion hole.

The Senate is demanding that the National Assembly withdraw a public notice inviting Kenyans to submit memoranda on the ...

The court fight underlines the mounting unpaid claims running into billions of shillings from human-wildlife conflicts that ...

The total EIC grant budget of €1.4 billion from the new EIC work programme 2025 will support game-changing innovations from ...

The goal of getting an organisation ready to report on its sustainability risks, opportunities and impact can be complex and ...

Kenyan traders largely source jet fuel from the Middle East, especially Oman and the UAE. The bulk of the imports are then re-exported when international airlines fuel at the JKIA hub.

As Kenya looks forward to its recently submitted 2031–235 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), the government must ...

The fading of techies has come at a time when Kenyan startups have fallen on hard times despite receiving billions of ...

As a country and as a continent pushing for more intra-Africa trade in light of the global trade geo-politics at play, our ...

The stock brokerage firm says it will leverage Scope Markets’ robust trading technology to provide its clients with a ...

Deepfake incidents in Africa surged sevenfold from second quarter to fourth quarter of 2024, as AI tools made it easier to ...