Electricity costs are set to go up this month following upward adjustments in fuel and foreign exchange costs.
Kenya is witnessing a surge in forex trading as mobile money services transform the country's financial landscape.
Africa’s second most populous country is pinning its hopes on a rescue package of at least $10.5 billion (Sh1.37 trillion) from external lenders including the IMF.
There's a troubling trend: young people flaunting seemingly successful forex trading careers online.
Forex trading in Kenya is evolving from a part-time engagement into a full-fledged profession.
Foreign exchange reserves are largely tapped for government payments such as servicing external debts and essential government imports such as medicines.