Less than half of Kenya’s registered tax payers are settling their obligations, resulting in a collection gap of at least 982 billion shillings ($7.6 billion), according to the nation’s revenue agency.
Less than half of Kenya’s registered tax payers are settling their obligations, resulting in a collection gap of at least 982 billion shillings ($7.6 billion), according to the nation’s revenue agency.
Gabon is mobilizing $200 million from the likes of Bezos Earth Fund to help protect at least 30% of its terrestrial, fresh-water and marine ecosystems by 2030.
Gabon is mobilizing $200 million from the likes of Bezos Earth Fund to help protect at least 30% of its terrestrial, fresh-water and marine ecosystems by 2030.
Kenya’s national carrier plans to add flights on a number of routes, after seat occupancy to some destinations rose to a record as passengers switched to the airline to avoid conflict in the Middle East.
Kenya’s national carrier plans to add flights on a number of routes, after seat occupancy to some destinations rose to a record as passengers switched to the airline to avoid conflict in the Middle East.
An Embraer SA 190 passenger aircraft, operated by Kenya Airways Ltd.
Darshan Chandaria, the chief executive officer of one of Kenya’s oldest conglomerates, is seeking to boost governance standards and create a path for investments into the group’s various businesses with a family office.
Darshan Chandaria, the chief executive officer of one of Kenya’s oldest conglomerates, is seeking to boost governance standards and create a path for investments into the group’s various businesses with a family office.
The initial public offering of Kenya’s state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade, exceeded its target by 5.7%
The initial public offering of Kenya’s state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade, exceeded its target by 5.7%
Kenya’s fourth-biggest bank by assets plans to piggyback on its new anchor shareholder Nedbank Group Ltd. to woo high-net-worth East Africans looking to grow their wealth outside the continent.
Kenya’s fourth-biggest bank by assets plans to piggyback on its new anchor shareholder Nedbank Group Ltd. to woo high-net-worth East Africans looking to grow their wealth outside the continent.
Signage for NCBA Group Ltd. on an office building in Nairobi, Kenya, on Wednesday, July 5, 2023. Kenya’s inflation rate should be back within the central bank’s target bank of 2.5% to 7.5% by September at the latest, Governor Kamau Thugge says in his first briefing after a monetary policy committee meeting.
Kenya’s shilling has traded in an unusually narrow band against the dollar for 18 months, emerging as one of the world’s most stable currencies after a bruising 2023 rout.
Kenya’s shilling has traded in an unusually narrow band against the dollar for 18 months, emerging as one of the world’s most stable currencies after a bruising 2023 rout.
Kenya has reached its target 106.3 billion shillings ($824.1 million) from the initial public offering of its state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade.
Kenya has reached its target 106.3 billion shillings ($824.1 million) from the initial public offering of its state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade.
Kenya raised $2.25 billion of bonds to finance a debt buyback, joining a wave of African sovereigns tapping international markets as borrowing costs ease.
Kenya raised $2.25 billion of bonds to finance a debt buyback, joining a wave of African sovereigns tapping international markets as borrowing costs ease.
Kenya raised $2.25 billion of bonds to finance a debt buyback, joining a wave of African sovereigns tapping international markets as borrowing costs ease.
Kenya raised $2.25 billion of bonds to finance a debt buyback, joining a wave of African sovereigns tapping international markets as borrowing costs ease.
Kenya and Ivory Coast are the latest African nations to return to the international bond market, seeking to take advantage of lower borrowing costs and a risk-on sentiment to raise funds.
Kenya and Ivory Coast are the latest African nations to return to the international bond market, seeking to take advantage of lower borrowing costs and a risk-on sentiment to raise funds.
The Kenyan flag in the financial district in Nairobi. Photographer: Kang-Chun Cheng/Bloomberg
Maser Group, a closely held Dubai-based company, is pivoting to investment in farmland and data centers across Africa as demand for technology infrastructure and the need for food security surge.
Maser Group, a closely held Dubai-based company, is pivoting to investment in farmland and data centers across Africa as demand for technology infrastructure and the need for food security surge.
A data center. Photographer: Sebastian Gollnow/Getty Images
Moody’s Ratings upgraded its assessment of Kenya’s debt, citing a reduced risk of default in the near-term. The nation’s dollar bonds rallied.
Commercial and residential buildings on the city skyline in Nairobi, Kenya, on Wednesday, July 5, 2023. Kenya’s inflation rate should be back within the central bank’s target bank of 2.5% to 7.5% by September at the latest, Governor Kamau Thugge says in his first briefing after a monetary policy committee meeting. Photographer: Patrick Meinhardt/Bloomberg
Moody’s Ratings upgraded its assessment of Kenya’s debt, citing a reduced risk of default in the near-term. The nation’s dollar bonds rallied.
Commercial and residential buildings on the city skyline in Nairobi, Kenya, on Wednesday, July 5, 2023. Kenya’s inflation rate should be back within the central bank’s target bank of 2.5% to 7.5% by September at the latest, Governor Kamau Thugge says in his first briefing after a monetary policy committee meeting. Photographer: Patrick Meinhardt/Bloomberg
Ethiopia’s Capital Markets Authority is reviewing 66 prospectus submitted by companies seeking approvals for various issuances in the Horn of Africa nation.
Ethiopia’s Capital Markets Authority is reviewing 66 prospectus submitted by companies seeking approvals for various issuances in the Horn of Africa nation.
Nonprofits backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Bank have won tens of millions of dollars to boost the productivity of African farmers using an array of solar-power devices.
Nonprofits backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Bank have won tens of millions of dollars to boost the productivity of African farmers using an array of solar-power devices.
Solar panels. Photographer: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg
Kenya plans to raise a record 106.3 shillings ($824.1 million) from an initial public offering of a state-run pipeline company, the first such sale in more than a decade.
Kenya plans to raise a record 106.3 shillings ($824.1 million) from an initial public offering of a state-run pipeline company, the first such sale in more than a decade.
Stock prices on an electronic screen inside the Nairobi Securities Exchange Ltd. .