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Since entering the market in 2016, the retail giant says it has spent more than Sh239 billion in sourcing its goods from local suppliers.
As prices continue rising, ordinary Kenyans slowly begin cutting off parts of their lives in order to survive.
Kenya’s economy suffered billions in losses as fuel price protests forced businesses to shut down, disrupted transport and supply chains and cut into government tax revenues.
A young mother and a student with disabilities were among over 140 youths graduating from Huawei’s DigiTruck programme in Lamu.
Co-op Bank has reported a record 21.3 per cent jump in first-quarter net profit, as a surge in earnings from its non-banking subsidiaries helped the lender defy a broader economic slowdown.
Government says Kenya’s creative economy, highlighted at the WITIA Creative Show 2026, can drive youth job creation by linking art, technology and innovation.
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