Kenya’s outstanding purchases and loans from the IMF stood at Sh495.5 billion ($3.83 billion) as of December 31, 2024, ...
Kenyan business leaders say the nation’s taxation regime is unpredictable and inconsistent, adding a layer of risk for firms ...
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Why we’re exposed without IMF
Sometime in January this year, a top and well-connected government official whispered to me that Kenya would soon terminate the current programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).He said ...
Contract details relating to several tenders awarded by State House were deleted, and then restored on a Public Procurement Regulatory Authority’s (PPRA) portal, raising questions over the move to ...
Kenya’s import cover has reached 5.1 months, its highest level in nearly six years, following a sharp rise in foreign ...
Dear governor and deputy governor, it is a pity that your appointment happened in the middle of two major political events. We didn’t have the time to welcome you properly. On the one hand, the man ...
By Fred E. KISSI Decades after independence, Ghana’s economy still bears the deep stamps of external control. From colonial ...
Kenyans are buying more smartphones, according to the latest ICT sector report by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), ...
Old Mutual Group has announced a Sh1.1 billion increase in its profit after tax for the year 2024. The group’s profit grew ...
The Netherlands is amongst the top three export trading partners for Kenya and the largest in the European Union.
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Move from promises to action
Kenya Kwanza government was elected based on promises it made to the people, key among them was to lower the cost of living.
SARWAT JAHAN is a senior economist in the IMF’s Asia and Pacific Department. Hammond, Gill. 2011. “State of the Art of Inflation Targeting.” Centre for Central Banking Studies Handbook—No. 29. London: ...