Economists Explain Why Kenyans Will Enjoy Cheaper Loans From Next Month

[Kenyans - Kenya] - 29/01/2026

Kenya’s benchmark rate currently stands at 9 per cent, and CBK is expected to have an MPC meeting in February to review the rates.

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Matatu Operators Announce Date for Nationwide Strike

The matatu operators warned that they would not only down tools but also barricade all the roads and highways across (…)

[Kenyans] - 28/01/2026

Kenya Power Welcomes New 132kV Line as Nyanza, South Rift Enjoy Improved Power Supply

Kenya Power has welcomed the successful energisation of the Sondu–Ndhiwa–Homa Bay–Awendo 132kV transmission line, (…)

[Business Today] - 30/01/2026

PS Omollo Provides Update on Raila Odinga International Sports Complex Construction

Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo has given an update on the progress of the Raila Odinga International Sports (…)

[Business Today] - 23/01/2026

Betting.za.com Publishes its 2026 Guide to Online Betting in South Africa

Betting.za.com, South Africa’s leading source for legal online betting information, has released its 2026 update (…)

[Nairobi Wire] - 22/01/2026

Govt Hints at Reducing VAT, Income Tax in Finance Bill 2026

A section of Kenyans have been calling for a review of key taxation policies guiding thematic areas such as PAYE, (…)

[Kenyans] - 29/01/2026