Kenya got some very good economic news this week. New data showed that the country's private sector grew at its fastest rate in more than five years. The most recent monthly business activity survey for November found a Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) of 55.0, which is the highest level since late 2020 and shows strong momentum in many industries.  This amazing growth is due to more people wanting to buy things, households having more money to spend, and businesses feeling m

Kenya got good news about its economy today. New data showed that the private sector in the country grew at its fastest rate in more than five years. The most recent business activity report for November 2025 showed a big increase in output, new orders, and overall business confidence across the country.  In November, the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), which is a key indicator of economic activity, hit 55.0. This is the highest level since late 2020, and it is well above t

Kenya received positive economic news today as new national figures indicated stronger-than-expected growth across key sectors, especially construction, transport, digital services, and agriculture. According to the latest official data released this week, the country’s economic outlook for the coming year has improved noticeably, showing renewed confidence from both local and international investors. Kenya’s construction sector, in particular, has recorded one of its fastest

Kenya received positive economic news today as the latest international assessment upgraded the country’s projected growth rate for 2025 to 4.9% , up from the earlier estimate of 4.5%. The improvement is driven mainly by a strong recovery in the construction sector, which has regained momentum after a slowdown last year. According to the new analysis, construction activity across Kenya has increased steadily due to improved investor confidence, ongoing infrastructure projects

In a boost for regional commerce and economic connectivity this week, Kenya has announced meaningful progress in expanding its rail and port infrastructure to better serve East African trade corridors. Business and trade stakeholders in Nairobi say this development will further enhance Kenya’s role as a central hub between the Arab world and East Africa. A key highlight is the commitment to extend the current rail network from the coast inland, linking port facilities with la

Kenya’s economy received a welcome boost in September as private sector activity expanded for the first time since April. The Purchasing...