New KNBS Data Shows How Prices of Common Kenyan Foods Have Changed in One Year
Overall annual inflation stood at 6.8 per cent in September, meaning the general price level was 6.8 per cent higher than it was in September 2025.
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New KRA Taxes on Betting, Sugar and Classic Cars Explained
The changes affect a range of goods and services, including imported sugar, betting, gaming and antique vehicles.
CS Wandayi Appoints Insider As New EPRA Boss
His appointment is part of a broader leadership change at major energy agencies
Kenyans Increase Cooking Gas Use as Global Price Shock Threatens October Costs
LPG consumption increased by 14.62 per cent to 475,943 metric tonnes in the year ended June 30, 2026.
Major Car Dealers Set for Nairobi Motor Show as Organisers Reveal Dates
The return follows the last NCBA-KMI Motor Show held in September 2023, which attracted more than 10,000 attendees.
WhatsApp Introduces New Charges for Kenyan Businesses Starting October
Under the revised model, businesses in Kenya will be charged approximately Ksh0.52 for every successfully delivered service message
Kenya Adds 182,000 Internet Connections in Three Months as Demand Surges
Safaricom retains leadership in fixed data services with a 36.1% market share as broadband adoption continues to grow
KRA Explains Tax Changes Targeting Kenyans Earning Rent From Abroad
The new system took effect on July 1, 2026, and requires non-resident property owners to pay tax equivalent to 30 per cent of their gross rental income before any expenses are deducted.
KRA Sounds Warning to Smartphone Businesses in Fresh Tax Evasion Crackdown
The warning followed the seizure of more than 55,000 smartphones at Eldoret International Airport.
Alarm As 35 Banks Caught Breaking Key Rules
The number of banks cited for non-compliance rose sharply from 11 in 2024
Kenyans to Pay More for Cooking Gas From October
The development is likely to increase the financial burden on households that depend on LPG
CMA Sounds Alarm Over Dangote Refinery IPO as Kenyans Rush to Invest
CMA clarified that the IPO is regulated under Nigerian law and has not been submitted to the Kenyan regulator for consideration or approval.