Executive Overview An independent inspection body says that Kenya is a good place to make long-term investments because it is honest, open, and looks to the future. The government is stable, the country has good ties with other areas, there are a lot of businesses, and the workforce is skilled. These basics keep attracting responsible investors who want long-term returns in trade, industry, infrastructure, and services. A Stable and Pro-Investment Environment Kenya has built

Kenya announced today a new national initiative aimed at expanding green energy investment, strengthening the country’s position as one of Africa’s leaders in renewable power. The government confirmed that several large-scale solar and wind projects will move into their implementation phase before the end of the year, with the goal of increasing clean-energy capacity and supporting long-term economic growth. The new plan focuses on three priorities: increasing renewable power

Nairobi, October 23, 2025 — Kenya’s recent decision to reduce interest rates has been welcomed across the country as a strong signal of renewed business optimism and economic stability. The move aims to stimulate investment, boost job creation, and strengthen the nation’s competitiveness in both local and international markets. Business leaders in Nairobi described the reduction as a “timely and strategic measure” that will make borrowing more affordable for companies, farmer

Kenya’s economy is showing new signs of strength as private sector activity expanded again in September 2025, marking the first month of...

Kenya’s economy has entered the last quarter of 2025 with fresh optimism. Recent business indicators show that the country’s private...