Kenya plans to limit its fiscal deficit to 4.5% of GDP in 2025/26, revising the budget to address economic challenges.

Kenya will cap its fiscal deficit at 4.5% of GDP in 2025/26, down from 5.1% the previous year, and revise its initial budget ...

On the development ladder, East Africa’s climb is emerging—but uneven. Kenya leads as the only country in the bloc recognised ...

BCLB raised concerns over the proliferation of gambling activities across the country, saying promoters mischaracterise it as ...

Will MCC be shuttered, will it be merged with DFC, or will it be spared? We have the latest on DOGE's targeting of the U.S.

CBK says banks with a core capital base below Sh10 billion will likely freeze dividends to retain all of their profits in a ...

Angola will use its chairmanship of the African Union this year to advance the creation of a continental financial stability ...

Kenya’s shaky energy supply and its high cost once again became a topic of discussion when the Vietnamese tycoon Doanh Chau ...

Ghana will have a regulatory framework to guide cryptocurrency trading, effective September 2025, says Dr Johnson Pandit ...

Francis Ntow, Chief Reporter at the Ghana News Agency’s Business and Economic Desk, has been named a Fellow of the ...

Startup investors are increasingly optimistic about Nigeria, believing that now is the best time to invest in the country.