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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.
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5000 affordable housing units are now available across Kenya, boosting homeownership and economic growth while addressing the country’s housing deficit.
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Kenya plans its first nuclear plant by 2027, investing KES 500B to boost energy security and industrial growth and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
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BOA reduces lending rates from 18.59% to 17.59%, easing loan costs for businesses and individuals. The new rate applies immediately for new loans.
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Inflation impacts bank profitability by increasing income while raising costs and risks. Effective management is key to maintaining stability and growth.
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Kenya enforces new Sand Harvesting Regulations to ensure sustainability, protect the environment, and regulate the industry with strict licensing and penalties.
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Kenya: Producer Responsibility now law! Manufacturers and importers must manage product end-of-life per new EPR regulations. Register with NEMA within 6 months.
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KenGen’s forum provides procurement opportunities for youth, women, and people with disabilities, increasing their access to government contracts and support.
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Digital finance is transforming global markets, driving innovation, enhancing inclusion, and reshaping regulations for a more efficient financial future.
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The Kenya Shilling stability continues, maintaining a steady exchange rate amid robust foreign exchange reserves and increasing remittances in early 2025.