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CNBC Africa’s Tabitha Muthoni spoke with James Mulili, Tax Director at PKF to discuss Kenya's finance bill proposal its impact on businesses, the informal sector, and potential surprises in the upcoming budget. 

Inside Kenya's controversial finance bill proposal

Between 2018 and 2022, Kenyan farmers delivered 2.2 million kilograms of pyrethrum dry flowers, valued at Sh496 million. 

Kenya's pyrethrum crop revival lingers as govt pumps in millions

Kenya is garnering attention with its innovative tax strategy aimed at telecommuters, offering the potential for heightened earnings and a surge of remote workers. 

Kenya's new tax initiative boosts revenue, attracts digital nomads

Bullish market sentiments prevailed in the equities market with total market turnover declining by 99.20 per cent week-on-week to KES0.10 billion down from KES11.65 billion. 

Kenyan markets review 

The African payments eco-system is buzzing despite some countries still having challenges with regulation and internet infrastructure. 

State of cross-border payments in Africa

Rwanda’s Central Bank has been applauded for playing a critical role in enhancing financial inclusion now standing at 66 per cent as the bank leverages it’s growth on technological advancements to bridge the digital divide in East Africa.

World Bank lauds Rwanda’s Central Bank in driving financial inclusion

The National Bank of Rwanda is marking sixty years since its inception in 1964. Rwanda as a country, has managed to wade through a turbulent past to emerge as beacon of peace and prosperity as economic actors shepherded the country to macro-economic 

Rwanda's Central Bank eyes digital currency as bank turns 60

Rwanda’s National Bank has exuded confidence of a bright future ahead as the country marked it’s sixtieth anniversary amidst several global headwinds the African continent continues to face. 

Rwanda's Central Bank optimistic as bank turns 60

CNBC Africa's Tabitha Muthoni engaged in a conversation with Timothy Gathima, Kenya Country Director at IMFact.

IMFact on the financial viability of Kenyan SMEs in intra-Africa trade

Islamic financing can help bridge the financing gap being experienced within the African continent which stands in the region of $100 billion annually. 

Islamic financing gaining ground in African countries 

Companies are placing significant emphasis on people, planet and profits as the global job market continues to face headwinds linked to technology disruptions in the wake of calls for business sustainability.

Wanjau: Building a sustainable workforce & diverse business is the future

Africa's beverage market is brimming with a billion-dollar potential and as consumer interest rises and intra-African trade flourishes, there's a unique diverse opportunity to couple this growth with sustainable practices. 

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