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Why Fixed Income Funds in Kenya Offer Different Returns
Fixed income funds have become a popular investment option in Kenya, especially for investors looking for relatively stable returns compared to stocks or business ventures.
Why Patience Matters When Investing in the Kenyan Stock Market
Many people fear investing in the stock market because they worry about losing money. Short-term volatility often scares new investors away, especially when prices fluctuate
Why investing in things you don’t understand is dangerous
Investing in opportunities you do not fully understand can be one of the most dangerous financial decisions a person can make. While the promise of
Eurobond Buyback Deal Piles More Pain on Kenyan Taxpayers
Kenyans are set to bear an additional Sh7.3 billion cost following the government’s latest Eurobond buyback and refinancing transaction, further intensifying pressure on taxpayers amid
Ziidi: How Buying and Selling Shares via M-Pesa Works
Kenya’s mobile money ecosystem has taken another leap forward with the launch of Ziidi Trader, a feature embedded within the Safaricom M-Pesa platform that allows
TikTok for Business Fuels New Revenue Stream for Kenyan Creators and Marks Death of Advertising Agencies
Kenyan content creators are increasingly turning content into cash, thanks to TikTok for Business, the commercial arm of the global short-video platform TikTok that formalises
Kenyan Banks With Best Loan Deals in 2026 — CBK Data Reveals Winners and Losers
Which banks are offering the cheapest loans in the country right now? According to the newest data published by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK),
Kenya Pipeline IPO: Why Young Kenyans Should Pay Attention to the KPC e-IPO
Young Kenyans now have a rare opportunity to own a stake in one of the country’s most strategic companies after the government officially launched the
Kenyan Startups Lead Africa in Funding, Raising a Record $984 Million in 2025
Kenyan startups raised a stunning $984 million in 2025, making Kenya the top startup funding destination in Africa, surpassing long-standing innovation hubs including Egypt, South
