Centum Subsidiary Loans Rise to $105.4 Million

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Centum Investment Company became a debt-free holding company in the year ended 31st March 2026, but borrowing risks have increased across its operating businesses, according to disclosures in its latest annual report. The Nairobi Securities Exchange-listed firm had previously used large amounts of debt to fund expansion,Continue Reading

Kenya Business Access for EAC Citizens Explained

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – East African Community (EAC) nationals can live, work and run businesses in Kenya without paying for a work permit, even as a pronouncement by President William Ruto to bar foreign nationals from operating micro and small enterprises stirs unease in the region. The pronouncement has particularly unsettledContinue Reading

Kenya NIF Targets KES 42 Billion Annual Income From Government Securities

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) expects about KES 42 billion ($325 million / £251 million) in annual income from government securities as it seeks to create a steady financing pool for large strategic infrastructure projects while preserving its seed capital. The NIF seed capital presently stands atContinue Reading

Kenya Moves to Restore Nairobi Rivers With New Partnerships

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya has stepped up efforts to restore Nairobi’s rivers, with renewed emphasis on partnerships, improved waste management and protection of riparian areas to create cleaner and healthier urban ecosystems. Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Cabinet Secretary Dr Deborah Mlongo Barasa and Lands, Public Works, Housing and UrbanContinue Reading

Egerton Agro-Science Park Marks Decade of Innovation - Egerton Releases New Bean and Groundnut Seeds

(NJORO, KENYA) – Egerton University’s Agro-Science Park, working with private and public industry partners, has developed high yielding, drought and disease resistant crop seed varieties as a measure for coping with the effects of climate change. Egerton University Director for Agro-Science Park Professor Paul Kimurto said the initiative was alsoContinue Reading