Financial struggles hit Kenya’s counties, with rising debt, low revenue, and mismanagement affecting service delivery and economic growth.
Kenya faces rising debt distress as public debt surpasses key benchmarks. The government plans fiscal reforms to ease debt pressures and ensure sustainability.
Kenya’s development spending fell short in FY 2023/24, raising concerns. Future projections aim for 32.6%, but budget execution remains a challenge.
The Hustler Fund has disbursed Ksh 60B, benefiting millions, boosting SMEs, empowering women, and fostering financial inclusion in Kenya.
Men dominate Hustler Fund borrowing, with only 8.8 million out of 24.6 million borrowers being women, highlighting a gender gap in financial access.
Kenyan businesses are opting for smaller shops to cut costs and boost accessibility, reshaping the retail landscape with strategic, community-based outlets.
Kenyans prefer in-office work as demand for office spaces remains strong despite global remote trends, with stable rents and a shift towards sustainable buildings.