Kenya Reinsurance Corporation (Kenya Re) is expanding its presence in East Africa by planning to establish new offices in Tanzania and Rwanda.

• The reinsurer is inviting bids for office space in Dar es Salaam and Kigali, with tenders closing in August 2026.
• The key organization involved is Kenya Reinsurance Corporation (Kenya Re).
• This expansion is driven by a growing demand for insurance services, infrastructure investments, and increased trade across East Africa.

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) is attracting significant interest in its Green Energy Park in Naivasha, with energy firms leading the charge among investors.

• Energy firms, including Kaishan Group (China), Synergetic Development Group, and Eco Cloud, are prominent tenants.
• KenGen welcomed its sixth investor, Maxim Agri & Samakgro, to the park.
• The Green Energy Park benefits from its declaration as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), offering tax breaks to attract companies and boost KenGen's revenue diversification.

Two companies are set to invest Sh510 million to establish a fish feed manufacturing plant at KenGen’s Green Energy Park in Olkaria, Kenya. This significant investment is expected to boost local fish feed production and reduce import dependency.

• The investment of Sh510 million will fund a factory with an 8-metric-tonne-per-hour capacity, powered by 3 megawatts of geothermal electricity.
• The investors are Maxim Agri and Samakgro, with KenGen facilitating the project as part of its geothermal commercialisation strategy.
• This initiative underscores the growing interest from manufacturers in leveraging Kenya's commitment to green industrialisation and the availability of reliable, affordable renewable energy.