Mbadi: 2024 protests still dragging down Kenya's economy

Kenya's Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has conceded that the 2024 anti-government protests continue to impede the nation's economy and complicate discussions with international lenders. He stated that even a single day of economic disruption from demonstrations requires three months for recovery, a reality he claims to have only grasped after assuming office.

Kenya Addresses Claims of Economic Tensions With China

Kenya has refuted claims of economic tensions with China, with Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei stating that reports of a strained trade relationship are “completely unfounded.” This comes as Kenya simultaneously pursues market access with China and trade agreements with the United States, following the recent extension of the AGOA pact by the US House of Representatives.

Kenya’s economy to grow 5.3pc in 2026, DTB predicts

Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3 percent in 2026, up from 4.9 percent in the previous year, according to the Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) Economic Outlook. This growth is expected to be driven by factors such as low inflation, easing financial conditions, and recovering domestic demand.

Mastercard: Strong domestic demand to drive Kenya’s economy in 2026

Kenya's economy is projected to demonstrate resilience and growth into 2026, primarily fueled by strong domestic demand, increasing digital inclusion, and diversified trade relationships.

Doctors raise concern over unequal treatment in Kenya’s healthcare system

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