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.

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.

The downside of the cheque system on Kenya's economy

The cheque system in Kenya is facing a decline due to its inconvenience and high costs, with its growth having plateaued. This payment method is increasingly being replaced by digital alternatives like M-Pesa.

Mbadi says Ruto’s leadership secured Kenya’s economic stability

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has lauded President William Ruto for successfully steering Kenya away from a potential debt default, stabilizing the economy, and ensuring timely loan repayments. In response to critics who argue that Ruto’s administration has bee

Kenya's economy projected to stay resilient in 2026, boosted by trade and digital growth