State faces renewed push to lower lucrative petroleum taxes

There is a renewed push to review Kenya's petroleum tax regime following a significant increase in fuel prices in April. This move aims to provide relief to Kenyans struggling with the escalating cost of fuel and its ripple effect on essential goods.

Ruto assents to four Bills at State House

State working to expand tertiary education financing, CS Ogamba says

The Kenyan government is actively working to expand tertiary education financing through a proposed new framework currently awaiting parliamentary approval. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba stated these reforms aim to ensure financial constraints do not hinder eligible students from accessing university, TVET, and other tertiary institutions.

NCBA, HEVA to offer creatives financing at 9pc interest

NCBA and HEVA Fund have partnered to provide financing to Kenya's creative industry at a 9 percent interest rate, with flexible repayment options tailored to the sector's unique income cycles.

Embassy Responds After Report Flags Staffing Gaps, Ksh23M Pending Bills

The Kenyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has responded to a parliamentary report that raised concerns about the staffing and operational capacity of Kenya's Embassy in Rabat, Morocco.

Amsons’ Ksh4.52B grant puts Kenya’s maternal healthcare financing to the test

Amsons Group has pledged a $35 million (Ksh 4.52 billion) grant to fund 10 specialised mother-and-child hospitals in Kenya, testing the country's ability to integrate privately financed infrastructure into its public healthcare system.