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HomeDaily NewsSunday, March 8, 2026Kenya forex reserves Rise by Sh266bn after Eurobond boost - March 2026
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Kenya forex reserves Rise by Sh266bn after Eurobond boost - March 2026

Kenya's foreign exchange reserves have significantly increased to $14.59 billion (Sh1.88 trillion), bolstered by proceeds from a recent Eurobond issuance. At the same time, a Sh4.98 billion contract to upgrade a section of Mombasa Road has been awarded to China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), displacing local firms previously contracted for the work. During International Women's Day celebrations organized by the Bidii Girls Program in Nairobi, women were strongly encouraged to prioritize saving, smart investments, and mentorship for financial independence and long-term economic empowerment.

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Sunday 9:09 AMCapital Business

Kenya forex reserves Rise by Sh266bn after Eurobond boost

Kenya forex reserves Rise by Sh266bn after Eurobond boost

Kenya's foreign exchange reserves have significantly increased to $14.59 billion (Sh1.88 trillion), bolstered by proceeds from a recent Eurobond issuance.

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Kenya's foreign exchange reserves have significantly increased to $14.59 billion (Sh1.88 trillion), bolstered by proceeds from a recent Eurobond issuance.

  • Kenya's forex reserves now stand at $14.59 billion, providing 6.2 months of import cover.
  • The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) reported the increase in its latest weekly bulletin.
  • This surge in reserves strengthens the country's external buffers and its capacity to support the Kenyan Shilling.
Sunday 1:01 PMCapital Business

Embrace saving and investment for financial freedom, women told

Embrace saving and investment for financial freedom, women told

During International Women’s Day celebrations organized by the Bidii Girls Program in Nairobi, women were strongly encouraged to prioritize saving, smart investments, and mentorship for financial independence and long-term economic empowerment.

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Key Highlights

During International Women’s Day celebrations organized by the Bidii Girls Program in Nairobi, women were strongly encouraged to prioritize saving, smart investments, and mentorship for financial independence and long-term economic empowerment.

  • Key speakers emphasized that financial literacy and disciplined money management are crucial for building sustainable livelihoods.
  • Mercy Muchomi Gichuru, a Financial Advisor at Stima SACCO, and Ema Obonyo, a representative from Stima SACCO, urged women to adopt a savings culture and invest wisely, highlighting SACCOs as platforms for wealth growth.
  • Deborah Anne Selly Kimosop, representing the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, underscored the significant economic impact of empowering women financially, noting it strengthens industries and builds resilient value chains.
Saturday 11:12 PMNation BusinessFirst

How firm linked to MP Nelson Koech lost Sh5bn Mombasa Road deal

How firm linked to MP Nelson Koech lost Sh5bn Mombasa Road deal

A Sh4.98 billion contract to upgrade a section of Mombasa Road has been awarded to China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), displacing local firms previously contracted for the work.

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A Sh4.98 billion contract to upgrade a section of Mombasa Road has been awarded to China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), displacing local firms previously contracted for the work.

  • The contract value is Sh4,981,338,499.71.
  • The affected local firms included Shovels and Trowels Ltd, linked to Belgut MP Nelson Koech's wife, and Wolf Paving Ltd.
  • The contract was awarded to CRBC using the Specially Permitted Procurement (SPP) method on December 18.
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