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Kenya Agriculture Summit 2026 Puts Food Security, Farmer Incomes and Livestock in Focus - Farmers Trend Ltd. https://t.co/8ZaRgwfKyK

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Africa's richest man to launch Kenya oil refinery despite land protests https://t.co/oF6LRHyKnc

[President's Economic Transformation Secretariat @BetaScorecard]

1/4 The Sh2 trillion Dangote Group oil refinery is set to reshape East and Central Africa's energy sector, producing 700,000 barrels of oil a day and expected to create 60,000 direct jobs. This massive investment promises significant economic growth.

[William Samoei Ruto, PhD @WilliamsRuto]

Dangote East Africa Petroleum Refinery, Mokowe, Lamu County https://t.co/APqTTGd7yC

[InOtherKeNews @InOtherKeNews]

The Sh2 trillion Dangote Group oil refinery is set to transform East and Central Africa's energy sector. Expected to produce 700,000 barrels of oil daily and create 60,000 direct jobs by 2030, it surpasses Dangote’s Lagos refinery. More details: https://t.co/de6YWqQ8vB

[InOtherKeNews @InOtherKeNews]

@KisabitK5952 Actually @AlikoDangote says he has faced challenges similar to the court case in every country he has invested in.
Most of us see succes in this one.

[Kisabit Kiprop @KisabitK5952]

Groundbreaking ceremony The government plans to break ground for the refinery on September 30, with President William Ruto presiding over the ceremony.

- September 30, $16 billion, 700,000 barrels per day

Source: https://t.co/mFfTU0CBWZ

[InOtherKeNews @InOtherKeNews]

💰 TV 47 Kenya

🌍 Dangote Oil Refinery Project
- President Ruto vows to proceed with the Dangote Oil Refinery Project in Lamu despite protests, insisting that the project will proceed as planned.
- 72% recommend (290 reviews)

📎 Source: https://t.co/sNhwYzuowt

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Source: https://t.co/WTr0AwkavK

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Duale: Kenya to make half of essential health products locally by 2030

Local manufacturing strategy Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale announced the 2026-2030 Health Products and Technologies Local Manufacturing Strategy, aiming for at least 50% of essential health products to

[InOtherKeNews @InOtherKeNews]

Regulatory cooperation in Africa Duale highlighted the importance of regulatory cooperation among African countries to strengthen standards and improve efficiency in the pharmaceutical sector, referencing the African Medicines Agency as a key platform.

[InOtherKeNews @InOtherKeNews]

A TikToker lauds H.E @WilliamsRuto for the tarmac paving on Nangina Matayos Road in Busia county.

[Tim Kipchumba @TimKipchumba]

When Singapore became independent, its Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew, was just 42 years old.

Looking back, he said the new nation had three great assets:

- The trust and confidence of its people.
- A hardworking, thrifty people eager to learn.
-A leadership team prepared to work tirelessly for decades.

Those three assets helped transform Singapore from the Third World to the First.

Kenya’s next liberation is economic.

Our challenge is no longer simply to govern ourselves—it is to create jobs, build industries, increase exports and create wealth for millions of families.

That requires the same national assets:

• Trust in our country and our institutions.
• A people committed to learning, innovation and hard work.
• Leadership with the discipline to think beyond the next election and build for the next generation.

I believe President @WilliamsRuto has challenged us to pursue economic transformation. That vision will only succeed if government, business and citizens pull in the same direction.

We cannot afford to be consumed by tribalism, misinformation and endless political battles while unemployment remains high and manufacturing lags behind.

The countries that prosper are those that spend more time building than fighting.

Kenya’s next chapter should be about economic liberation. And it will need a new breed of leaders.

Take a bet on leaders that can build and will back builders.

[Tim Kipchumba @TimKipchumba]

The best halftime in an investor’s dream.

If you wanted one chart that captures Kenya’s turnaround, this is it.

The NSE 20 Share Index has gone from the lows of 2023 to 4,062 today—the highest level since 2017. That’s what a hockey-stick recovery looks like.

In his address today, President @WilliamsRuto argued that the difficult first phase was about laying a solid economic foundation before the dividends could be realised. The market seems to be pricing in exactly that narrative: confidence returning, capital flowing back, and investors looking ahead rather than behind.

Markets don’t rise because of speeches alone. They respond to expectations about the future. The rally suggests investors increasingly believe Kenya’s macroeconomic fundamentals are improving.

If this is only halftime, then investors will be watching closely to see whether the second half delivers faster growth, more jobs, stronger corporate earnings, and continued policy consistency.

The NSE under the Kenya Kwanza/BETA administration has become the picture of a hockey-stick recovery.

#NSE #InvestInKenya #CapitalMarkets #KenyaEconomy #BETA #HockeyStick

[The Kenya Times @thekenyatimes]

President William Ruto says 28 million Kenyans have borrowed KSh 90 billion from the Hustler Fund, with KSh 50 million being borrowed each day

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Hustler Fund disburses Sh90 billion as Ruto pledges more support for affordable credit.
https://t.co/k2HsyXdSbn

[Kenyan Wall Street @kenyanwalstreet]

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport ranked second in Africa for intra-African connectivity after Johannesburg in the second half of 2025, according to the African Airlines Association Routes and Connectivity Report.

The Mogadishu-Nairobi and Entebbe-Nairobi routes featured among the five busiest regional city pairs. Africa's busiest domestic route remains Cape Town-Johannesburg at nearly two million passengers, while the Algiers-Paris corridor dominates international traffic.

https://t.co/1xD3Gf1imI

[Mjengo Hub @MjengoHub]

Phase I of Kakamega’s Boma Yangu Milimani project reached 115 occupied units out of 220 completed homes following its March opening.

Construction is under way on Phase II toward the target of 1,891 homes with paved roads, green spaces, and recreational facilities.

[Appolinaris @Appolinarism]

The future belongs to skilled Kenyans who are given the opportunity to maximise their talent. Form Ni BETA is about creating that opportunity through modern workshops, certified expertise, permanent spaces and productive equipment. #RutoEmpowersArtisans