Kenya's private sector experienced a mild slowdown in May, marking the end of seven months of growth due to inflationary pressures and reduced consumer demand.

BK Group has announced a profit after tax of Sh2.29 billion for Q1 2025, marking a 5.4 percent increase from the previous year, attributed to improved net interest income and cost management.

The Kenyan government is enhancing its support for the country's start-up ecosystem through renewed efforts in innovation and capacity building. This initiative aims to stimulate economic growth and commercialize innovation opportunities.

Kenya's flower exports are projected to increase to 110 billion Kenyan shillings (approximately 851 million U.S. dollars) by 2025, driven by rising demand and expanding cultivation.

The National Treasury is contemplating a restructuring of the Affordable Housing Levy due to increasing complaints from salaried employees regarding its financial burden.