today’s episode of Kenyan Market Daily, we spotlight Kenya’s sweeping anti-fraud campaign at the KRA, where 475 officials have been purged in a Sh30 billion VAT scam probe. We also unpack the Treasury’s bold plan to raise Sh149 billion through the sale of State-owned enterprises, and the continued stability of the shilling at 129 against the dollar.

We examine the resistance facing the sugar sector’s privatization rollout and the massive Sh165 billion recovered through KRA’s tax amnesty initiative.

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In today’s episode of Kenyan Market Daily, we explore Kenya’s bold move to drop IMF funding in favor of friendlier World Bank loans, and the Sh131.9 billion worth of public-private projects set to break ground next fiscal year. We break down the surge in loan defaults tied to asset financing, declining foreign grants, and the 21.7% sales spike in Export Processing Zones thanks to rising foreign demand.

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today’s episode of Kenyan Market Daily, we break down the top financial stories shaping Kenya’s economy. Rich investors are raking in Sh57.6 billion from Treasury bond deals, as government paper continues to outperform stocks and real estate. Meanwhile, Kenya makes a direct appeal to the U.S. to reverse Trump’s new 10% tariff as AGOA talks intensify.

We also cover Stanbic Bank’s Q1 net profit slump, foreign investors retreating from the NSE, and a strong close to the Sh100 billion May bond sale. Tune in for deep insights, market context, and what these moves mean for your investments.

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In today’s episode of Kenyan Market Daily, we break down Kenya’s latest fiscal maneuvers and market developments. The Treasury is targeting Sh177 billion from tax evaders in a bid to avoid new tax hikes, while Sasini posts a deepening loss due to a stronger shilling. Pension funds bounce back with a 7.1% return in Q1, and Kenya braces for a Sh6.2 billion payout to French contractors after cancelling the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Toll Road deal. Meanwhile, steel manufacturers notch a win as local protection measures hold firm.

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Kenya’s economy continues to feel the heat as real wages shrink for the fifth consecutive year, outpaced by the rising cost of living. Five banks have defied Central Bank policy by hiking loan rates, drawing the threat of daily fines. Economic growth slowed to 4.7%, the lowest since the Covid-19 era, leading to sluggish job creation. However, AGOA exports brought a silver lining, surging to a record Sh60.57 billion despite looming uncertainty over the deal's renewal.

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