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Climate change is increasingly becoming a business issue for Kenyan companies, with extreme weather events, changing rainfall patterns and rising temperatures creating risks that can affect operations, assets, revenues and long-term investment decisions.
For many businesses, climate risk has traditionally been treated as an environmental or sustainability concern rathe...
For Kenyan households, building wealth increasingly requires more than accumulating money in savings accounts. The interaction between inflation, interest rates, taxation, currency movements and expanding investment access means that where capital is held can materially affect its long-term purchasing power.
Kenya’s annual inflation rose to 6.6% in August 2026, compare...
Making a pension last through retirement is one of the most practical challenges retirees face. Income is fixed. Expenses are not. Over time, the gap between the two can widen. The good news is that there are clear steps that can help stretch retirement income further. None of them require dramatic sacrifice. They do require awareness and a willingness to make deliberate choi...
The High Court has quashed the Government of Kenya’s sale of its 15.0% stake in Safaricom PLC to Vodacom Group, declaring the Sh204.3 bn transaction invalid, null, and void, and ordering the shareholding restored to the Government on behalf of the public. The ruling, delivered by a three-judge bench, unwinds a deal that had been completed on 30th June 2026 and had lifted Voda...
Family Bank has officially joined the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), marking a significant development for Kenya’s capital markets. The bank began trading on the NSE on June 23, 2026, following its listing, making it the largest private-sector listing in Kenya in 17 years.The listing gives investors another opportunity to participate in the banking sector through the stoc...