Kenya's agriculture sector is thriving, with a 6% growth in Q1 2025, up from 5.6% in Q1 2024. This surge is driven by favorable weather and enhanced productivity, bolstering the nation's economic resilience. The government's support, including affordable fertilizers and improved market access, has been pivotal in achieving these record harvests.
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Kenya's Taita Taveta County is undergoing a transformative development with over 60 national government projects valued at more than Sh49 billion. These initiatives encompass infrastructure, affordable housing, agriculture, and healthcare, aiming to enhance connectivity, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth across the region.
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Kenya's Konza Technopolis is rapidly evolving into Africa's Silicon Savannah, attracting global partnerships and creating thousands of jobs. With international collaborations and a focus on sustainable development, Konza is positioning Kenya as a leader in technology and innovation.
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Kenya's manufacturing sector is leading the job creation boom, adding 54,500 new formal positions in 2025, according to the World Bank. This growth is driven by a recovery in industrial activity and improved business conditions, positioning Kenya as a competitive destination for investors.
Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust performance in agriculture, construction, tourism, transport, and financial services. This growth reflects improved macroeconomic stability and the government's commitment to development.
We are investing KSh20 billion in the construction of 350km of roads in Nandi County to ease movement and unlock the county’s agricultural and economic potential.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has called for technology transfer, skills development and automation to accelerate Kenya’s industrialisation.
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@Ke1vinOchieng Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust performance in agriculture, construction, tourism, transport, and financial services. This growth reflects the government's commitment to development and economic stability.
Kenya's partnership with Japan is set to boost infrastructure, creating jobs and enhancing connectivity. Focus areas include Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone, data centers, fisheries cold chains, affordable housing, agriculture, and technology.
Taita Taveta County is experiencing a transformative development with over 60 national government projects valued at over Sh49 billion. These initiatives encompass infrastructure, affordable housing, agriculture, and healthcare, aiming to enhance connectivity, stimulate economic activity, and improve public services. The government's commitment to equitable development is evident in this comprehensive approach to uplifting the region.
Kenya is celebrating a major step forward in its investment journey: On August 20, 2026, Invest Kenya and the East Africa Venture Capital Association (EAVCA) renewed their strategic partnership in Nairobi to deepen private capital investment, boost investor readiness, and catalyze enterprise growth in priority sectors—all reinforcing Kenya’s role as East Africa’s leading private capital hub. This renewed collaboration, championed by Invest Kenya CEO John Mwendwa and EAVCA, includes joint inv...
@Ke1vinOchieng Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust performance in agriculture, construction, tourism, transport, and financial services. This growth reflects the nation's commitment to development and economic resilience.
Kenya is stepping up its game on the global stage! At the 2026 AMCHAM Business Summit on 22 September, Invest Kenya showcased our investor-ready environment, promoting the new Digital One‑Stop Centre that makes it easier than ever to start or expand businesses here. President William Ruto’s leadership continues to inspire confidence in Kenya as a thriving regional hub, while Deputy President Kithure Kindiki’s support strengthens implementation across sectors.
Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust performance in agriculture, construction, tourism, transport, and financial services. This growth is supported by strategic investments in infrastructure, affordable housing, and digital services, enhancing the nation's competitiveness and creating new employment opportunities. The government's commitment to development is evident in the expansion of the Affordable Housing Programme, with over 161,000 units under construction by 2025.
President Ruto’s Kericho visit has sparked transformation: 2,280 affordable homes in Chelimo‑Kevogo (Sh5.9B), a new Special Economic Zone, a Sh5.6B medical school, modern stadiums, markets, roads, and water projects are boosting jobs, services, and prosperity in the region. DP Kindiki continues to drive development nationwide, ensuring every county benefits from tangible projects under the Kenya Kwanza manifesto.
Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust performance in agriculture, construction, tourism, transport, and financial services. This growth is supported by strategic investments in infrastructure, affordable housing, and digital services, enhancing the nation's competitiveness and creating new employment opportunities. The government's commitment to development is evident in the expansion of the Affordable Housing Programme, with over 161,000 units under construction by 2025, generating approximately 330,000 jobs.
President William Ruto's recent development tour in Nyanza counties—Kisumu, Siaya, Migori, and Homa Bay—has unveiled a transformative agenda. The government has committed between Sh600 billion and Sh700 billion to enhance infrastructure and economic growth in the region. Key initiatives include the Sh8.4 billion Lake Victoria Water and Sanitation Project, Sh23 billion for 270 kilometers of road construction, and Sh44 billion for 12,000 affordable housing units. These efforts aim to improve urban services, create jobs, and stimulate business activities. https://t.co/HJnxwIvwEf
Taita Taveta County is experiencing a transformative development with over 60 national government projects valued at over Sh49 billion. These initiatives span infrastructure, affordable housing, agriculture, and healthcare, aiming to enhance connectivity, stimulate economic activity, and improve public services. The projects are expected to create numerous job opportunities and foster regional development.
Kenya is forging ahead in digital inclusion! Nearly 404 NG‑CDF-funded digital hubs—one per ward—are now under construction nationwide, empowering youth with connectivity, online jobs, and digital skills. This aligns with President Ruto’s bold Digital Superhighway vision, driven by DP Kindiki’s support. Their leadership continues to deliver real opportunities for our communities.
Kenya's Konza Technopolis, dubbed "Silicon Savannah," is rapidly evolving into a global tech hub. With international partnerships and a focus on sustainable development, it's attracting global attention. The project has already created thousands of jobs and is set to generate more as it progresses. This development underscores Kenya's commitment to innovation and economic growth.
Taita Taveta County is experiencing a transformative development trajectory with over 60 national government projects valued at over Sh49 billion. These initiatives encompass infrastructure, affordable housing, agriculture, and healthcare, aiming to enhance connectivity, stimulate economic activity, and improve public services. The government's commitment to equitable development is evident in this comprehensive approach to uplifting the region.
Kenya celebrates a historic moment: on September 30, 2026, President William Ruto led African leaders in the groundbreaking of the Dangote East Africa Petroleum & Petrochemicals Zone in Lamu County. The mega refinery, processing 700,000 barrels per day, promises 60,000 jobs, industrial growth, skills training, and stronger regional energy security. Under Ruto’s vision and Deputy President Kindiki’s leadership, Kenya advances boldly in industrialisation and regional integration.
Nakuru County’s own-source revenue has surged an impressive 47.7% as reforms bear fruit—delivering stronger finances, more services, and brighter prospects for local growth. Meanwhile, President William Ruto continues steering Kenya toward resilience and innovation, and DP Kithure Kindiki’s leadership in inspecting and advancing vital local infrastructure—like markets and roads—signals hands-on commitment to national development.
A vibrant boost for Kenya’s Coast! President Ruto is currently on an eight‑day development tour unveiling major infrastructure gains: nearly 200,000 title deeds issued, launch of vital road and housing projects, and groundbreaking of a Sh2 trillion Lamu oil refinery. A testament to his leadership and Deputy President Kindiki’s dedication to progress across education, agri‑development and energy.
Kenya’s research community is driving planting success with fresh breakthroughs: scientists have digitised soil data—giving farmers precise, science-backed guidance for what and when to plant. This empowers smarter decisions, boosts productivity, and strengthens food security for Kenyan families. Under President William Ruto and Deputy President Kindiki, investments in agri-tech are delivering real change—bridging innovation and sustainable farming.
Kenya’s first-ever WELL‑rated coworking space has opened in Nairobi. Workable earns the global WELL Coworking Rating, becoming Africa’s first to meet this gold standard in health‑centric design—boosting innovation, wellbeing and the future of work. It’s clear evidence of Kenya leading in modern, sustainable business infrastructure, under visionary leadership by President Ruto and Deputy President Kindiki.
Kenya has marked a major milestone! On 30 September 2026, President William Ruto broke ground in Lamu for the $16 billion (KSh 2.2 trillion) Dangote East Africa Petroleum Refinery, poised to process 700,000 barrels daily. The project—featuring industrial, maritime, and logistics expansion—promises thousands of jobs, local skills training, and bolstered energy security. This visionary step underscores Kenya’s industrial future, with support from Deputy President Kindiki’s infrastructure leade...