The Central Bank of Kenya’s top think tank, the Monetary Policy Committee has lowered the policy rate once again to 7 per cent, in a space of a month, the lowest level in 9 years. This is as the CBK eases monetary controls to boost credit levels in an already slowing economy. READ MORE..

Growth of Kenya’s economy in 2020, like most economies all over the world, will largely be depend on how it manages to cushion life and economic activities from disruptions posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE..

Kenya’s economic growth rate is expected to drop further to 2.5% from an earlier projection of 3.0%. This is if extreme shocks associated with COVID-19 pandemic persist and global demand remains weak. READ MORE..