Kenya’s agricultural sector is vital to its economy, contributing around 22% to its GDP and employing over 40% of the population (Source: Statista, 2021). With fertile lands, diverse climates, and increasing demand for food and export crops, Kenya offers promising...
Investor Guides: REITs as an Investment Opportunity in Kenya
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) offer an accessible gateway into real estate investment without the substantial capital required for traditional property ownership. In Kenya, REITs have gained momentum as a practical investment tool, allowing individuals and...
From Pond to Plate: Kenya’s Fish Farming Success
Fish farming, or aquaculture, has become one of Kenya's most promising sectors, transforming small-scale subsistence operations into a critical economic growth and food security driver. Over the past decade, Kenya has faced dwindling wild fish stocks due to...
Kenya’s Banking Sector: A Model for Africa
Kenya’s banking sector has become one of Africa’s most dynamic financial systems, playing a pivotal role in the country's economy. With 39 banks operating as of 2022, the sector holds assets valued at KES 6.5 trillion, equivalent to 66% of Kenya's GDP. Technological...
Real Estate Investment Opportunities in Kenya
Kenya’s real estate sector is one of the fastest-growing markets in Africa, driven by several critical factors. The industry contributes significantly to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accounting for about 8.3% in recent years. Kenya’s robust population...
Economic Impact of Maize on Kenya’s Economy
Maize is a staple food crucial to Kenya's agricultural framework. It is a vital crop for domestic consumption and economic stability. It is the most consumed cereal in the country, with over 54 million people consuming it. Thus, this crop's production and market...
Agricultural Exports and The Kenyan Export Economy
When we think about the biggest export economies in the world, names like the USA, China, and Singapore come to mind. In Africa, such is the case for countries like South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria. Kenya, a country in the eastern part of Africa, is making significant...
Kenyan Cut Flower Industry: The Growing Business
Kenya's cut flower industry, renowned for its vibrant rose exports, significantly contributes to the national economy. Positioned as the fourth-largest global exporter, the sector supports over 200,000 jobs, mainly in rural communities. This industry is a testament to...
Kenya’s Agricultural Backbone: A Look into Key Industries
When you think of African countries, you think of countries rich in natural resources and beautiful landscapes. Kenya is a perfect representation of that image and more. The country perfectly encapsulates the natural image and the idea of a developing African...
Why Cold Chain Logistics Is Essential for Kenya’s Food Exports
Kenya stands as one of Africa’s leading agricultural producers, with its food exports making up a significant portion of the economy. However, the challenge of maintaining the quality and safety of perishable goods during transportation and storage remains a hurdle....
Beekeeping as an Investment Opportunity in Kenya
Kenya's beekeeping industry is buzzing with untapped potential. With rising global demand for honey and bee-based products, the country is positioning itself as a serious player in this space. From rural villages to urban rooftops, more entrepreneurs are turning to...
An Investor’s Outlook on the Avocado Production in Kenya
Avocados are no longer just a fruit in Kenya—they’re an economic asset. In recent years, Kenya has become one of Africa’s leading producers and exporters of avocados. From rural farms to global supermarket shelves, this green fruit is powering incomes and...