Why NCBA’s Visible Auctions Are Evidence of Scale and Transparency—Not a Broken Credit Model
Entrepreneur's Corner
A repossessed vehicle is never just metal in an auction yard. It may represent a transport business that lost a
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CBK Wants Stronger Powers to Rescue Troubled Banks Before Panic Starts
Market News
By Emmanuel Korir In banking, the worst thing a struggling lender can do is ask for help. Not because help
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The New Cash Crop: How Carbon Credits Could Pay Farmers, Fund Businesses and Finance East Africa
Investment
For years, climate change sounded like a cost: drought, floods, crop losses, damaged roads and expensive adaptation. Carbon markets introduce
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The Economy Is Growing on Paper, but Businesses Are Hurting
Government and Policy
An economy can show positive annual growth while thousands of businesses feel like they are moving backwards. That contradiction is
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Kenya Is Educating Youth for Jobs It Is Not Funding
Government and Policy
A budget that trains millions but starves the sectors that should absorb them is not a development plan; it is
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When The AI Party Met the Interest-Rate Wall – The SIB Analysis
Market News
Global markets walked into the first week of June with the confidence of a rally that had been feeding on
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Kenya’s Money Market Is Calm, But The Real Economy Is Coughing
Headlines
Standard Investment Bank’s latest fixed income report tells a story of two Kenyas. In the financial markets, the surface looks
Kenya’s Private Sector Hits Rough Patch as Rising Costs Squeeze Demand
Market News
Kenya’s private sector endured one of its most difficult months in nearly two years in May, as businesses grappled with
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Kenyan Stocks Rally Despite Economic Headwinds As Investors Position For Key Monetary Policy Decision
Investment
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) ended the first week of June on a positive note, with major indices posting strong
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Pay SMEs in 30 Days or Admit You Are Killing Kenya’s Economy
Entrepreneur's Corner
Delayed payments by government agencies, counties and big brands are not an accounting inconvenience; they are an economic crime against
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