Despite one of the toughest years in global tea markets, the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) says the smallholder tea system is proving its strength, offering renewed hope for farmers and signalling a brighter future for the sector. Speaking at the 2025 KTDA Directors Conference at Safari Park Hotel, the Group CEO Wilson Muthaura said
Safaricom has received applications totaling Ksh 41.6 billion for the first tranche of its Medium-Term Note, an oversubscription of 175.7% against the initial Ksh 15 billion target. The company will exercise the full Ksh5 billion greenshoe, bringing total allocations for the tranche to Ksh20 billion, in line with the maximum amount approved to be taken
Republic of Kenya’s fiscal agent, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has released a prospectus for a switch auction in which qualified investors can swap their holdings in an expiring Treasury for a longer-term reopened issue. According to the report by the Central Bank of Kenya on December 9, 2025, the total amount targeted for
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