ECONOMY

Kenya is the biggest economy in East Africa and most watched in sub-Saharan Africa, being the regional business hub. BT brings you comprehensive coverage of the various economic sectors.

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The eNaira will be issued and regulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
ECONOMY

eNaira: Africa’s First Central Bank Digital Currency Launched

Issued and regulated by the monetary authority of a nation, a Central Bank Digital Currency uses an electronic record or digital token to...

President Uhuru Kenyatta pictured with Devki Group Founder and CEO Narendra Raval. The state has reportedly been considering raising import duties on clinker. [Photo/ NMG]
BUSINESSECONOMY

Cement Billionaires Gang Up Against Narendra Raval Over Plan to Take Over

Devki Group owns Simba Cement,  National Cement, ARM Cement and Cemtech. It has spent over Ksh6 Billion in an expansion plan over the...

KRA commissioner-general Githii Mburu
BUSINESSECONOMY

We Only Collect What Is Allowed By The Law – KRA

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) says it does not in any way overtax Kenyan residents and companies, but instead collects what is allowed...

ECONOMY

Kenya Revenue Authority Set To Hold 7th Annual Tax Summit

This year’s Annual Tax Summit organised by the Kenya Revenue Authority seeks to explore solutions to various challenges facing tax administrators in Africa....

Kenyan billionaires
BUSINESSECONOMY

Focus On Impact Of Digital Transformation As Financial Industry Partners Converge

C-level executives, leading industry experts, policymakers and government officials have converged at Huawei’s 2021 East Africa BFSI Summit to discuss the current challenges,...

KRA's Times Tower Headquarters.
ECONOMY

KRA Surpasses Q1 Revenue Target By Ksh15 Billion

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has collected Ksh476.646 Billion, surpassing the Financial Year 2021-2022, Quarter One (July – September 2021) revenue target of Ksh461.653 billion...

Car loans
ECONOMY

Overselling of Loans to Blame for Kenya’s Poor Saving Culture

Overselling of loans is to blame for Kenya’s poor savings culture, as the country’s savings ratio is still lagging behind its peers at...

Safaricom
ECONOMY

Safaricom Contributes Ksh557.1 Billion To The Economy, Creates 1 Million Jobs

Safaricom created a total value of Ksh664 billion for the Kenyan society in its last financial year, which is ten times greater than...

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