Kenya’s Mid-Year Harvests Have Slowed Hunger, Yet 2.1 Million Kenyans Could Face Crisis by January
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 14/09/2025
1.8 million Kenyans faced acute food insecurity between July and September 2025, and a below-average October–December rain forecast could exacerbate the figure to 2.1 million by January next year, an […]
... Article published by "Kenyan Wallstreet" (Kenya), read more
For any information or claim on this article, see directly with the newspaper.
In Kenyan newspapers
Kenya Projects KSh 901Bn in New Debt, 65% from Domestic Sources
Kenya will raise nearly two-thirds of its net borrowing this year from the domestic market, including proceeds from (…)
[Kenyan Wallstreet] - 11/09/2025
Focus on Lesiyambe return as new Kenyatta National Hospital CEO
The appointment of Richard Leserian Lesiyampe alias RLL as acting chief executive officer of Kenyatta National (…)
[Weekly Citizen] - 10/09/2025
Kenya’s Domestic Debt Servicing Surges Past KSh 1 Trillion For The First Time
Kenya’s domestic debt burden has deepened sharply, with servicing costs crossing the KSh 1 trillion mark for the (…)
[Kenyan Wallstreet] - 5/09/2025
How Kenyans Adopting eCitizen is Saving Govt Billions
According to the World Bank, Kenya saved over Ksh200 billion in the first 15 months of using the platform.
[Kenyans] - 9/09/2025
364-Day T-Bill Heavily Oversubscribed for Second Week
Investor appetite for the 364-day Treasury bill has surged, with the tenor recording successive oversubscriptions (…)
[Kenyan Wallstreet] - 12/09/2025
