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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EAC Partner States Delay Kenya-UK Trade Deal

The move by EAC states is exposing tensions over the move between Kenya and its East Africa Community (EAC) partners. Through the trade...

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Absa, World Vision Team Up To Enhance Food Security in Kitui

The bank donated Ksh 4 million to farmers in Yatta village, through the Kitui County Government under its food security enhancement programme. The...

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Visa’s One-Stop Entrepreneur Platform Expanded to Empower Small Businesses

The one-stop entrepreneur education website created by Visa comes in the midst of the current economic crisis that has impacted millions of SMBs...

The NHIF building in Upperhill, Nairobi
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NHIF: All Households to Fork Out Ksh6,000 for Mandatory New Cover

The ObamaCare model it borrows from has been a thorny issue in the United States, facing criticism from many leaders even as others...

Terminal 1A at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.
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Airlines, Hotels Biggest Losers as International Arrivals Drop 71.5%

Most affected were players in the tourism, travel and hospitality industries who lost out on billions of shillings in revenue. Widespread job cuts,...

A woman on her laptop. Kenya fell four places in the UNCTAD B2C eCommerce Index 2020.
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Africa’s Best Online Shopping Destinations: Kenya Falls 4 Places in UNCTAD eCommerce Index

Kenya was overtaken by Tunisia, Algeria, Ghana and Libya who occupied third, fourth, fifth and sixth positions respectively on the index. Africa's largest...

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Safaricom, EABL & BAT: Why Investors Are Snapping up These 3 Stocks, Driving NSE Bull Run

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has previously flagged as a big risk the dominance of five companies at the bourse, including Safaricom, as...

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Women-led SMEs the Big Winners in DTB’s Ksh1.6B Economic Recovery Programme

George Otiende noted that DTB expected to advance the bulk of the funding, KSh1.2 billion, by June 2021. This would be in addition...

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