Latest investment stories from across Kenya.
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has invited investors to participate in a reopened Treasury bond auction targeting Sh50 billion, as the government seeks to raise funds to support its budget. In a prospectus issued on Wednesday, May 12, the…
For many people, the idea of investing is appealing but the process of getting started has often felt like an obstacle course. Traditionally, opening an investment account could take days or even weeks, involving lengthy paperwork,…
In an era where financial security is increasingly shaped by deliberate planning and disciplined saving, more Kenyans are turning to structured investment solutions that offer both stability and long-term growth. Among the options steadily…
Till numbers have steadily become a backbone of modern business operations in Kenya, especially among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that rely on fast, secure and traceable payments. From retail shops and salons to hardware stores,…
As schools reopen for the new term, many parents are once again feeling the familiar pressure that comes with back-to-school season. The rush to clear fees, buy uniforms, and settle transport arrangements, all within a tight deadline. This…
In an economy where access to credit can at times prove elusive, many individuals and small business owners find themselves grappling with urgent financial needs and limited options. Whether it is an unexpected medical bill, school fees…
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has invited investors to participate in the May 2026 Treasury bond auction aimed at raising Sh80 billion to support the government’s budgetary needs. The offer period opened on April 23 and will run until…
The affordable housing program is gaining momentum in Kenya, with high occupancy rates in completed projects, especially in Nairobi. These housing units are designed around affordability, transparency, and long-term ownership,…
As Kenya’s economy continues to evolve, financial literacy is increasingly becoming a life skill rather than an optional lesson. With teenagers today exposed to money through allowances, school fees transactions, small online businesses,…
The number of Digital Credit Providers (DCPs) in Kenya has hit 227 after the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) licensed 32 new lenders. In a statement on Tuesday, April 14, CBK said the licensing is in line with section 59 (2) of the CBK Act and…
As Kenya’s chamas and investment clubs continue to play an increasingly important role in wealth creation, access to structured financing has become a key factor in enabling groups to scale their ambitions. From buying land to developing…
Women entrepreneurs across Kenya continue to shape the country’s economic landscape, running enterprises that create jobs, improve household incomes and drive innovation at the grassroots. Yet, for many start-ups, access to timely and…
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has published loan interest rates charged by Kenyan commercial banks as of February 2026. According to the latest CBK data, the average commercial bank lending rate ranged from 10.21 percent to 19.05 percent…
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has announced a Sh20 billion government bond offer aimed at raising funds for budgetary support. In a notice published on Tuesday, April 7, the CBK said it is offering investors two long-term bond options: a…
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) remain the backbone of Kenya’s economy, yet access to affordable and timely working capital continues to be one of the biggest hurdles facing traders, retailers, distributors, and stockists across the…
In today’s fast-paced business environment, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are under increasing pressure to remain agile, responsive, and cost-efficient. Communication sits at the heart of this equation linking teams, customers,…
As more companies across various sectors release their performance for the 2025 financial year, the banking sector delivered a mixed but largely resilient picture marked by strong profit growth among tier-one lenders. Lenders, including…
Kenya’s banking sector has once again demonstrated resilience and strong profitability, rewarding shareholders with generous dividend payouts for the 2025 financial year. While some institutions trimmed payouts in response to declining…
In an era where financial independence is increasingly becoming a priority for young people, banks are stepping up with tailored solutions that meet the evolving needs of this demographic. One such innovation is the Co-operative Bank of…
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly adopting disciplined savings strategies as they seek sustainable ways to finance expansion, manage cash flow and strengthen financial resilience in an uncertain business…
Kenya’s Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) remain one of the most trusted savings institutions for professionals across various sectors. Beyond secure savings accounts and loan products, Saccos reward members through…
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has reopened bids for two long-term fixed-coupon Treasury bonds, offering investors an opportunity to invest as low as Sh50,000. In a notice on February 28, CBK invited Kenyans to invest in the two bonds…
In an era where financial security is increasingly becoming a priority for households and entrepreneurs alike, the Co-operative Bank of Kenya (Co-op Bank) has unveiled a savings solution designed to help customers grow their money…
By S, KNA Investment in the Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has received a major boost after the Indian High Commissioner to Kenya pledged to mobilise more Indian investors to set up operations in the flagship project. Last year, a…
