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Nairobi Tourism Drives Record Foreign Exchange Earnings

Nairobi Tourism Drives Record Foreign Exchange Earnings

Hotel occupancy rates hit new highs as visitor numbers surge, signaling strong investment potential in Kenya's tourism sector.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Digital Payment Surge and Rising Rents: What Nairobi's Small Businesses Must Know This Quarter

Digital Payment Surge and Rising Rents: What Nairobi's Small Businesses Must Know This Quarter

As mobile money transactions spike and commercial space costs climb across the city, entrepreneurs need to adapt quickly or risk being left behind.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Supply Chains Shift East: What Nairobi Traders Must Know Now

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Global Supply Chains Shift East: What Nairobi Traders Must Know Now

As geopolitical tensions reshape international commerce, East African businesses are repositioning to capitalise on new trade corridors and emerging market opportunities.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Eastleigh Stall to City Icon: How One Entrepreneur Built a Kshs 50M Confectionery Empire

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From Eastleigh Stall to City Icon: How One Entrepreneur Built a Kshs 50M Confectionery Empire

Grace Mwangi's artisanal sweet business has transformed from a cramped River Road kiosk into a sought-after supplier for Nairobi's top hotels and corporate events.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Food and Hospitality Renaissance: Which Nairobi Players Are Cashing In on the New Consumer Boom

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Food and Hospitality Renaissance: Which Nairobi Players Are Cashing In on the New Consumer Boom

As disposable incomes rise and dining culture transforms, established operators and nimble newcomers are capturing unprecedented margins across the city's evolving food and beverage landscape.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

The Nairobi Skills Shortage: How the E-Commerce Boom is Reshaping Who Hires and Where

The Nairobi Skills Shortage: How the E-Commerce Boom is Reshaping Who Hires and Where

As small business entrepreneurs multiply across Eastleigh and Westlands, Kenya's talent market is fracturing into rival camps—and traditional employers are losing ground.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Uncertainty Reshapes Nairobi's Office Market: How Geopolitical Chaos Is Hitting Home

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Global Uncertainty Reshapes Nairobi's Office Market: How Geopolitical Chaos Is Hitting Home

As tensions grip Venezuela, the Middle East and Pakistan, multinational corporations are recalibrating their African footprints—and Nairobi's commercial property sector is feeling the tremors.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

As Nairobi's Office Space Shrinks, Tech Talent Flocks to Flexible Work Hubs—Reshaping How Companies Hire

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As Nairobi's Office Space Shrinks, Tech Talent Flocks to Flexible Work Hubs—Reshaping How Companies Hire

A shift away from traditional CBD towers toward co-working spaces and distributed teams is forcing employers to compete harder for skilled workers across the city's emerging innovation corridors.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Westlands to the World: How One Nairobi Tech Entrepreneur is Redefining East African Exports

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From Westlands to the World: How One Nairobi Tech Entrepreneur is Redefining East African Exports

Emerging digital platforms and supply chain innovations are positioning Nairobi's entrepreneurs as critical players in global trade networks.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Job Market Faces Perfect Storm as Inflation, Tech Layoffs, and Stalled Growth Squeeze Employment Prospects

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Nairobi's Job Market Faces Perfect Storm as Inflation, Tech Layoffs, and Stalled Growth Squeeze Employment Prospects

With cost-of-living pressures mounting and international companies trimming headcount, Kenya's capital is grappling with a tighter labour market than it has seen in years.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

What Kenya's Investment Flows Tell Us About Where Nairobi's Small Business Boom Is Headed

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What Kenya's Investment Flows Tell Us About Where Nairobi's Small Business Boom Is Headed

As capital redirects toward tech hubs and logistics corridors, entrepreneurs in traditional zones face a shifting landscape—here's what the numbers mean for your business.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Kibera Workshop to Nairobi's Fashion Capital: How One Entrepreneur Built an Empire on Upcycled Leather

From Kibera Workshop to Nairobi's Fashion Capital: How One Entrepreneur Built an Empire on Upcycled Leather

Grace Mwangi's sustainable fashion label has transformed scraps into a multi-million shilling operation, proving that innovation and grit can redefine Nairobi's entrepreneurial landscape.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

How Rising Living Costs Are Forcing Nairobi's Talent War Into New Territory

How Rising Living Costs Are Forcing Nairobi's Talent War Into New Territory

Soaring rent and inflation are pushing skilled workers out of prime business districts, reshaping where companies recruit and how they compete for talent.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Uncertainty Reshapes Nairobi's Office Market as Firms Reassess Africa Strategy

Global Uncertainty Reshapes Nairobi's Office Market as Firms Reassess Africa Strategy

Geopolitical tensions and currency volatility are forcing multinational tenants to recalibrate their Kenyan real estate footprints, creating both peril and opportunity for local developers.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Retail-Hospitality Pivot Creates New Talent War as Margins Squeeze Traditional Models

Nairobi's Retail-Hospitality Pivot Creates New Talent War as Margins Squeeze Traditional Models

A shift toward hybrid food-retail concepts and upscale casual dining in Westlands and CBD is scrambling wage expectations and forcing hospitality groups to compete fiercely for skilled staff.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Turbulence Ahead: How Global Instability Is Testing Nairobi's Tourism Recovery

Turbulence Ahead: How Global Instability Is Testing Nairobi's Tourism Recovery

Rising geopolitical tensions, currency volatility, and regional security concerns are dampening visitor numbers just as Kenya's hospitality sector hoped to rebuild momentum.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Why Your Supermarket Prices Are Rising: What Every Nairobi Consumer Needs to Know About Global Trade Tensions

Why Your Supermarket Prices Are Rising: What Every Nairobi Consumer Needs to Know About Global Trade Tensions

As geopolitical friction ripples across the Middle East, Pakistan, and Venezuela, Nairobi residents are beginning to feel the knock-on effects in their weekly shopping bills.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Job Market Hit Hard as Economy Faces Headwinds in 2026

Nairobi's Job Market Hit Hard as Economy Faces Headwinds in 2026

Rising living costs, foreign exchange volatility, and reduced investor appetite are squeezing hiring across Kenya's capital, leaving thousands of job seekers facing an increasingly competitive and uncertain landscape.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Instability Reshapes Nairobi's Tech Funding Landscape as VCs Retreat to Safe Havens

Global Instability Reshapes Nairobi's Tech Funding Landscape as VCs Retreat to Safe Havens

Geopolitical tensions from Venezuela to the Middle East are forcing Nairobi's startup founders to adapt financing strategies and accelerate revenue timelines.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

What Nairobi's Startup Funding Slowdown Really Means for Your Money

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What Nairobi's Startup Funding Slowdown Really Means for Your Money

As venture capital dries up across East Africa, we break down the economic signals reshaping the city's innovation corridor.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Tech Boom Signals Shift: What Rising Investment Flows Tell Us About East Africa's Future

Nairobi's Tech Boom Signals Shift: What Rising Investment Flows Tell Us About East Africa's Future

As capital pours into Nairobi's innovation districts, economic indicators reveal both explosive growth and structural challenges that investors must navigate carefully.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Cost of Living Crisis Triggers Fintech Boom—and Early Movers Are Cashing In

Nairobi's Cost of Living Crisis Triggers Fintech Boom—and Early Movers Are Cashing In

As household expenses soar, a new generation of financial apps and services targeting stretched middle-class budgets is attracting venture capital and reshaping how the city manages money.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Ghost Kitchens and Cloud Restaurants Transform Nairobi's Service Jobs Market

Ghost Kitchens and Cloud Restaurants Transform Nairobi's Service Jobs Market

As delivery-first dining models explode across the city, hospitality workers face a new reality of fewer front-of-house roles and higher digital skill demands.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Startup to Game-Changer: How One Nairobi Entrepreneur is Reimagining the City's Tourism Appeal

From Startup to Game-Changer: How One Nairobi Entrepreneur is Reimagining the City's Tourism Appeal

A bold vision for sustainable visitor experiences is putting Kenya's capital on the map as a must-visit destination, one neighbourhood at a time.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Reading the Room: What Nairobi's Office Market Tells Us About Money Flow and Economic Health

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Reading the Room: What Nairobi's Office Market Tells Us About Money Flow and Economic Health

As commercial property values shift across Westlands and the CBD, savvy investors are decoding what rental trends and vacancy rates reveal about Kenya's investment appetite.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

What Every Nairobi Resident Needs to Know About Rising Food and Dining Costs This Mid-Year

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What Every Nairobi Resident Needs to Know About Rising Food and Dining Costs This Mid-Year

As inflation pressures mount across the hospitality sector, your favorite restaurants and food vendors are passing costs to consumers—here's what's happening and how to navigate it.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Remote Work Revolution Is Reshaping Nairobi's Job Market—and Rewriting the Rules of Talent Competition

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Remote Work Revolution Is Reshaping Nairobi's Job Market—and Rewriting the Rules of Talent Competition

As global companies embrace distributed teams, Nairobi's skilled workforce is commanding premium salaries while traditional office corridors in Westlands face a reckoning.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Why Global Trade Chaos Should Matter to Your Grocery Bill: A Nairobi Resident's Guide

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Why Global Trade Chaos Should Matter to Your Grocery Bill: A Nairobi Resident's Guide

As supply chains fracture from Venezuela to the Middle East, Nairobi's consumers face hidden costs in everything from cooking oil to smartphone prices.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

How Nairobi's Fintech Rising Star is Reshaping Savings for the Working Class

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How Nairobi's Fintech Rising Star is Reshaping Savings for the Working Class

As cost of living pressures squeeze middle-income earners, one entrepreneur's savings app is proving there's a market—and a margin—in financial inclusion.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Instability Reshapes Nairobi's Startup Game as Investors Pull Back and Costs Spike

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Global Instability Reshapes Nairobi's Startup Game as Investors Pull Back and Costs Spike

Middle East tensions and geopolitical uncertainty are forcing East Africa's tech hub to recalibrate funding strategies and operational expenses.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

The Hidden Economics Behind Your Favourite Westlands Café: What You Need to Know About Nairobi's Micro-Merchant Boom

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The Hidden Economics Behind Your Favourite Westlands Café: What You Need to Know About Nairobi's Micro-Merchant Boom

As small traders across the city's prime neighbourhoods navigate rising rents and shifting consumer habits, understanding their margins could reshape how you spend your shillings.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Tourism Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

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Nairobi's Tourism Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

Global uncertainty, regional instability, and domestic challenges are testing the resilience of Kenya's visitor economy at a critical moment.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Office Market Hits Inflection Point: What Businesses Must Know Right Now

Nairobi's Office Market Hits Inflection Point: What Businesses Must Know Right Now

Rising rents in prime locations, a shift toward hybrid work spaces, and growing demand in emerging hubs are reshaping where Nairobi's companies choose to set up shop.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Housing Shortage Opens Door for Savvy Investors—While Renters Feel the Squeeze

Nairobi's Housing Shortage Opens Door for Savvy Investors—While Renters Feel the Squeeze

As demand for residential units outpaces supply across the capital, early movers in the real estate sector are capturing outsized returns while ordinary Kenyans grapple with rents that have surged 18% in two years.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Reading Kenya's Trade Pulse: What Economic Signals Tell Us About Foreign Investment

Reading Kenya's Trade Pulse: What Economic Signals Tell Us About Foreign Investment

As global capital flows shift amid geopolitical tensions, Nairobi's business leaders are decoding what commodity prices and currency movements mean for local prosperity.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Food and Beverage Sector Surges: Early Movers Capitalise on Middle-Class Appetite for Premium Casual Dining

Nairobi's Food and Beverage Sector Surges: Early Movers Capitalise on Middle-Class Appetite for Premium Casual Dining

As consumer spending rebounds and foot traffic returns to Nairobi's commercial hubs, established operators and new entrants are reaping rewards from a structural shift towards experiential dining.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Silicon Savanna's Boom is Rewriting Nairobi's Job Market—and Talent Rules Have Changed

Silicon Savanna's Boom is Rewriting Nairobi's Job Market—and Talent Rules Have Changed

As innovation districts expand across the city, young professionals are abandoning traditional careers for startups, forcing established firms to rethink how they attract and retain staff.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Why Your Favorite Westlands Market Vendors Are Struggling—And What It Means for Your Shopping Habits

Why Your Favorite Westlands Market Vendors Are Struggling—And What It Means for Your Shopping Habits

Rising costs and shifting consumer behavior are reshaping Nairobi's informal retail sector, forcing everyday shoppers to rethink where and how they spend their money.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Tourism Sector Battles Perfect Storm of Security Concerns, Regional Instability and Travel Fatigue

Nairobi's Tourism Sector Battles Perfect Storm of Security Concerns, Regional Instability and Travel Fatigue

Hotel occupancy rates and visitor numbers are down sharply this quarter, as geopolitical tensions across East Africa and global economic headwinds dampen what should be peak season for Kenya's capital.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Job Market Shifts: What Businesses Need to Know Right Now

Nairobi's Job Market Shifts: What Businesses Need to Know Right Now

As tech talent wars intensify and traditional sectors struggle, employers across the capital are racing to adapt hiring strategies or risk losing workers to regional hubs.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Chaos Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market: How Geopolitical Shocks Hit Local Employment

Global Chaos Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market: How Geopolitical Shocks Hit Local Employment

As instability spreads across Venezuela, the Middle East, and South Asia, Nairobi's business district faces a ripple effect that's already tightening hiring and shifting where capital flows.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Innovation Belt Booms: Early Movers Cash In as Global Venture Capital Floods Westlands

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Nairobi's Innovation Belt Booms: Early Movers Cash In as Global Venture Capital Floods Westlands

As tech investors pivot eastward, savvy entrepreneurs and property developers in Kenya's startup corridor are already reaping substantial returns.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

What Every Nairobi Resident Should Know About the Tourism Boom Reshaping Your City

What Every Nairobi Resident Should Know About the Tourism Boom Reshaping Your City

As visitor numbers surge and hospitality investment floods in, here's how the tourism economy is quietly changing your neighbourhoods, your commute, and your cost of living.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Supply Chain Boom Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market as Tech and Logistics Talent Command Premium Salaries

Global Supply Chain Boom Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market as Tech and Logistics Talent Command Premium Salaries

As multinational corporations expand African operations through Kenya's capital, a new class of high-earning professionals is transforming neighbourhoods from Westlands to the Upper Hill corridor.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Kenya's Tourism Boom Creates New Winners on Nairobi's Doorstep

Kenya's Tourism Boom Creates New Winners on Nairobi's Doorstep

As international visitor numbers surge 34% year-on-year, savvy entrepreneurs and established hospitality players are racing to capture the spending power flooding into the capital.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Startup Scene Shifts: What Founders Need to Know as Funding Patterns Change

Nairobi's Startup Scene Shifts: What Founders Need to Know as Funding Patterns Change

As venture capital becomes more selective and operational costs climb, Nairobi's innovation district is entering a new phase—one that rewards lean execution and market-proven ideas.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Rising Cost of Living and Investment Pullback Reshape Nairobi's Job Market as Talent Flees to Diaspora

Rising Cost of Living and Investment Pullback Reshape Nairobi's Job Market as Talent Flees to Diaspora

As living expenses in the capital surge and investor confidence wavers, Nairobi's competitive talent pool is fragmenting, forcing employers to rethink retention strategies.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Job Market Faces Perfect Storm as Skills Gap and Rising Living Costs Squeeze Employers and Workers

Nairobi's Job Market Faces Perfect Storm as Skills Gap and Rising Living Costs Squeeze Employers and Workers

With inflation eroding wages and businesses demanding qualifications that schools aren't providing, Nairobi's employment landscape has become increasingly precarious in 2026.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

The Micro-Entrepreneur Boom Is Reshaping Nairobi's Job and Talent Market

The Micro-Entrepreneur Boom Is Reshaping Nairobi's Job and Talent Market

As small business owners proliferate across the city's informal and formal sectors, they're creating opportunities—and fierce competition—for skilled workers and emerging talent.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Hospitality Boom: The Players Already Cashing In on Rising Consumer Appetite

Nairobi's Hospitality Boom: The Players Already Cashing In on Rising Consumer Appetite

As foot traffic surges across the city's prime retail zones, established operators are expanding aggressively while new entrants scramble for prime real estate.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Why Global Trade Chaos Is About to Hit Your Grocery Bill and Rent

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Why Global Trade Chaos Is About to Hit Your Grocery Bill and Rent

As geopolitical tensions reshape international commerce, everyday Nairobians face rising costs and supply disruptions—here's what you need to know.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Rising Cost of Living Reshapes Nairobi's Talent Wars as Tech and Finance Firms Battle for Workers

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Rising Cost of Living Reshapes Nairobi's Talent Wars as Tech and Finance Firms Battle for Workers

Soaring rents in Westlands and Kilimani are forcing employers to rethink salaries and perks, reshaping how Nairobi attracts and retains its most sought-after professionals.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Startup Boom Rewrites the Rules for Talent and Employment

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Nairobi's Startup Boom Rewrites the Rules for Talent and Employment

As innovation hubs proliferate across the city, a new breed of high-skill, high-mobility workers is reshaping how Nairobi's job market operates.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Westlands to Gigiri: How One Developer is Reshaping Nairobi's Office Market

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From Westlands to Gigiri: How One Developer is Reshaping Nairobi's Office Market

As demand for premium workspace surges, a homegrown property firm is betting big on mixed-use developments that are redefining how Nairobi's business elite work.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

From Westlands Workshop to Regional Hub: How One Tech Entrepreneur is Reshaping Nairobi's Job Market

From Westlands Workshop to Regional Hub: How One Tech Entrepreneur is Reshaping Nairobi's Job Market

As unemployment pressures mount across the capital, a homegrown software training firm is creating hundreds of skilled positions while tackling Kenya's chronic skills gap.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Food and Hospitality Sector Charts New Course: Market Trends Every Business Must Track Now

Nairobi's Food and Hospitality Sector Charts New Course: Market Trends Every Business Must Track Now

As consumer behaviour shifts and operational costs rise, restaurateurs and retailers across the city face a pivotal moment that demands strategic adaptation.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Tourism's Rough Ride: How Global Instability and Local Pressures Are Weighing on Nairobi's Visitor Economy

Tourism's Rough Ride: How Global Instability and Local Pressures Are Weighing on Nairobi's Visitor Economy

As geopolitical tensions and economic headwinds reshape travel patterns globally, Kenya's capital faces mounting pressure to retain its status as East Africa's premier destination.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Innovation Boom: Why Your Daily Services Are About to Change

Nairobi's Innovation Boom: Why Your Daily Services Are About to Change

As startup hubs expand across Westlands and Kilimani, residents should understand how tech ventures are reshaping everything from transport to healthcare—and what it means for your wallet.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Mid-Market Dining Boom: How Nairobi's Casual Restaurants are Capturing the Growing Squeezed Middle

Mid-Market Dining Boom: How Nairobi's Casual Restaurants are Capturing the Growing Squeezed Middle

As Kenya's consumer class expands beyond ultra-premium venues, a new wave of operators in Westlands and Kilimani are building profitable businesses by targeting young professionals with quality food at accessible price points.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Post-Pandemic Tourism Surge: Who's Cashing In on Nairobi's Visitor Economy Rebound

Post-Pandemic Tourism Surge: Who's Cashing In on Nairobi's Visitor Economy Rebound

As international arrivals climb 34% year-on-year, boutique hotels, safari operators, and tech-enabled tourism startups are capturing the momentum while traditional players scramble to adapt.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Global Instability Hits Home: How Middle East Tensions and Venezuela Crisis Ripple Through Nairobi's Business District

Global Instability Hits Home: How Middle East Tensions and Venezuela Crisis Ripple Through Nairobi's Business District

Rising geopolitical risks are forcing Kenyan importers, logistics firms, and manufacturers to rethink supply chains and hedge against currency volatility.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Why Your Favourite Nairobi Vendor's Prices Just Changed—And What It Means for Your Wallet

Why Your Favourite Nairobi Vendor's Prices Just Changed—And What It Means for Your Wallet

As small traders navigate currency swings and supply chain costs, understanding their margins could help you shop smarter across the city.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Reading the Signals: What Nairobi's Economic Indicators Tell Us About Jobs and Money Flowing In

Reading the Signals: What Nairobi's Economic Indicators Tell Us About Jobs and Money Flowing In

As foreign investment shifts and local hiring patterns change, here's how to understand the data reshaping Kenya's capital.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Office Market Awakens: Early Movers Capture Windfall as Flex Workspace Boom Takes Hold

Nairobi's Office Market Awakens: Early Movers Capture Windfall as Flex Workspace Boom Takes Hold

A shift in how companies lease space is creating opportunities across Westlands, the CBD and emerging hubs—and savvy landlords and developers are already cashing in.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Investment Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

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Nairobi's Investment Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

Rising inflation, currency volatility and geopolitical uncertainty are forcing investors and everyday residents to rethink their financial strategies.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Tourism Boom Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market as Hospitality Talent War Intensifies

Tourism Boom Reshapes Nairobi's Job Market as Hospitality Talent War Intensifies

A surge in visitor numbers to Kenya's capital is creating unprecedented demand for skilled workers, forcing hotels and service businesses to compete fiercely for top talent and reshape how they recruit.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026

Nairobi's Investment Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

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Nairobi's Investment Sector Faces Perfect Storm of Headwinds in 2026

Rising interest rates, currency volatility, and geopolitical uncertainty are squeezing both retail and institutional investors across the capital.

By Nairobi Business Desk · 30 June 2026