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Originally published by The Standard BusinessAugust 11, 2026
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Kenya has ninety days to price the rain

Kenya’s forecast El Niño conditions could raise business costs and disrupt energy, logistics and infrastructure, making climate risk a financial issue that requires proactive planning and investment...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya's Meteorological Department forecasts an 81% probability of a very strong El Niño event this year, expected to bring above-normal rainfall from October to December. This forecast is presented not just as a weather prediction but as a crucial financial planning assumption for businesses.
- A 97% chance the El Niño extends into early 2027.
- Key organizations involved include the Kenya Meteorological Department and Safaricom PLC.
- The article emphasizes that climate risks, such as increased fuel bills and logistics costs, must be recognized and managed by Chief Finance Officers as financial planning opportunities, rather than waiting for them to become accounting entries.
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