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Kenya’s advertising spend and the 2025 Budget Policy: Reading the economy between the lines
Kenya’s shrinking ad spend reveals more than budget cuts, it signals fading business confidence and economic anxiety amid 2025's bold fiscal reforms.
Kenyans react as Warren Buffett grants Kenya KSh 3.8b to fund 2025/2026 budget
Kenyans have expressed a mix of reactions following Warren Buffett's generous grant of KSh 3.8 billion to support Kenya's 2025/2026 national budget.
Kenya's 2025 Economic Survey: List of highest-paying job sectors
Kenya's 2025 Economic Survey highlights the country's highest-paying job sectors, with employees in foreign non-governmental organisations and agencies topping.
Finance Bill 2025: A turning point for tax policy in Kenya
Explore the bold tax reforms in Kenya’s Finance Bill 2025, what they mean for workers, businesses, and the digital economy in a shifting fiscal landscape.
Finance Bill 2025: John Mbadi announces reduction of Digital Service Tax by half
John Mbadi has announced a significant reduction in the Digital Service Tax under the Finance Bill 2025, slashing it by 50%. This brings relief to businesses.
Kenyan motorists to pay over KSh 5k in toll charges on Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway
Kenyan motorists are set to incur toll charges exceeding KSh 5,000 for a full journey on the Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway, a 440km project under a (PPP) model.
Kenya's budget estimates rise to KSh 4.26 trillion in 2025/26 policy statement
Kenya's 2025/26 Budget Policy Statement projects a rise in spending to KSh 4.26 trillion, driven by increased revenue targets and fiscal consolidation.
Finance Bill 2025: Kenya's Treasury to triple tax on employee welfare benefits
Under the Finance Bill 2025, Kenya's Treasury has proposed an increase in the tax rate on employee welfare benefits, with plans to triple the current levy.
Finance Bill 2025: John Mbadi introduces 16% VAT on mobile phones, other items
Treasury CS John Mbadi urged MPs to reclassify various items in the Finance Bill 2025, shifting them from the VAT zero-rated category to VAT-exempt status.
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