New Marine Cargo Rule Set to Boost Kenya's Insurance Sector

Digital push seen as key to unlocking Kenya's insurance market

Kenya's insurance sector is embracing digitalization to address its stubbornly low penetration rate of under 3%. Stakeholders believe a digital push is crucial to overcome barriers of access, relevance, and trust, particularly among the younger, digitally-savvy population.

Relief for the shilling as local underwriters take on marine cargo insurance

The Kenyan shilling is expected to receive a boost as local underwriters begin offering marine cargo insurance for imports, effective July 1.

KNEC Rolls Out New Platform for Kenyans to Download KCSE & KCPE Certificates

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has launched a new digital platform enabling former KCSE and KCPE candidates to download their certificates online.

Kenya Conducts Drills Ahead of Mass Oil Production

Kenya has conducted a four-day oil spill drill in Lamu as the nation gears up for oil production, expected to commence in December 2026.

Maritime stakeholders call for adoption of marine insurance

Kenyan maritime stakeholders are urging businesses to increase their uptake of marine insurance as trade volumes grow, warning of significant financial losses due to inadequate coverage for cargo moving through global supply chains.