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Kenya’s Economic Hemorrhage: How Illicit Trade Networks Drain Sh250 Billion Annually from National Treasury

Kenya faces a devastating economic crisis as sophisticated criminal networks systematically drain between Sh243 billion and Sh253 billion annually from the national economy through illicit trade activities, according to a comprehensive joint report by the National Taxpayers Association and Oxfam. This staggering figure, which has more than doubled over the past four years, represents nearly […]

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Uber Safari: Revolutionizing Wildlife Tourism in Kenya’s Digital Age

The digital revolution has reached Kenya’s wildlife tourism sector in unprecedented fashion. Uber Technologies Inc. has officially launched Uber Safari, an innovative service that transforms how tourists and locals experience one of Africa’s most unique wildlife destinations. This groundbreaking initiative marks a significant milestone in Kenya’s tourism evolution, combining cutting-edge technology with the country’s rich […]

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Kenya, Korea Sign Historic MoU on Nuclear Energy Research Cooperation

Kenya and South Korea have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen technical cooperation in nuclear energy research and development, positioning Kenya as a frontrunner in Africa’s nuclear energy renaissance. The historic agreement was signed on September 15 in Vienna, Austria, by Kenya Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) CEO Justus Wabuyabo and Han […]

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Borrowing Costs Soar Across Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa as Moody’s Warns of Growth Constraints

Businesses and governments in Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa are confronting dramatically higher borrowing costs compared to previous years, according to a comprehensive new analysis by Moody’s Ratings released this week. The credit agency’s report underscores a critical challenge facing three of Africa’s largest economies as they struggle to balance development needs with escalating financing […]

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Kenya Signals New IMF Program Engagement as Mudavadi Charts Economic Recovery Path Amid Regional Security Challenges

Kenya has reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing a new program with the International Monetary Fund as the country seeks to navigate complex economic challenges while maintaining its influential role in regional security and peacekeeping operations. Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi outlined the government’s comprehensive strategy during a quarterly diplomatic briefing in Nairobi, […]

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Kenya Hosts Global Leaders for the 2025 Africa MICE Summit

The Africa MICE Summit 2025 has opened in Nairobi, bringing together leaders and stakeholders from across the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) sector, marking a significant milestone in Africa’s journey toward becoming a global business events powerhouse. Push boundaries, reach goals, achieve more. Whether it’s ACCA, HESI A2, ATI TEAS 7, HESI EXIT, NCLEX-RN, […]

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Kenya Offers to Bridge Nile Dam Dispute While Expanding Power Trade with Ethiopia

Kenya has positioned itself as a potential mediator in the contentious Nile waters dispute while simultaneously announcing plans to expand its electricity imports from Ethiopia’s newly inaugurated Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). Speaking as chief guest at the dam’s $5 billion launch ceremony on Tuesday, President William Ruto praised the project as a Pan-African achievement […]

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Treasury, KDC Disburse Sh2.6bn for MSMEs in Major Economic Recovery Push

The National Treasury, in partnership with the Kenya Development Corporation, has released Sh2.625 billion to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the past year under the Supporting Access to Finance and Enterprise Recovery (SAFER) Project, marking a significant milestone in Kenya’s post-pandemic economic recovery strategy. Build the future you deserve. Get started with our […]

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Kenya Eliminates Container Cash Deposits, Revolutionizing East African Trade

Kenya has officially joined Tanzania in eliminating the long-standing requirement for cash deposits on shipping containers, marking a transformative moment for East African trade that could significantly reduce import costs and streamline cargo operations across the region. One decision can change your entire career. Take that step with our Online courses in ACCA, HESI A2, […]

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