David Herbling

Kenya’s appellate court overturned a ruling that halted the National Treasury’s plan to sell a 15% stake in Safaricom Plc, East Africa’s biggest mobile-network operator, to Vodacom Group Ltd.

Steve Geoffrey, one of roughly 30 million foreign nationals in the Middle East, considers himself lucky to still be able to support his family in Kenya.

The World Bank approved a long-awaited $750 million loan to Kenya in support of reforms aimed at enhancing good governance and improving public-finance management.

Kenya’s inflation rate eased in June for the first time since February, helped by milder increases in food and transport costs.

A group of Ugandan farmers will on Tuesday file a lawsuit in the UK High Court against the East African nation’s $5.6 billion crude pipeline, potentially delaying long-awaited exports due to begin later this year.

The project, dubbed the world’s longest heated crude oil pipeline, faces a London trial.

Kenya’s economy is likely to grow at the slowest pace since the coronavirus pandemic because of the effects of the US-Israeli war on Iran, according to the World Bank.

Kenya’s economy picked up steam in the first quarter, underpinned by a general improvement in performance across board and a rebound in agriculture.

Kenya is considering buying back as much as $500 million of its eurobonds to extend maturities and ease repayment pressures, according to people familiar with the plans.

Environmental group Greenpeace Africa said a refinery planned on the coast of Kenya by billionaire investor Aliko Dangote threatens one of the region’s most fragile ecosystems.