KEBS Diamond Mark and Standardization Mark are the two principal product certification schemes for Kenyan manufacturers. A complete guide to eligibility, process, fees and market benefits.
Kenya's 2026 Economic Survey shows GDP of KSh 17.6 trillion, 4.6% growth, and a shrinking manufacturing base. Here is what the numbers really mean for diaspora investment and returnee planning.
Kenya's industrial policy ambitions to transform the country into a manufacturing powerhouse reflect both the economic imperative of creating employment for a young and growing population and the stra...
Agro-processing represents Kenya's most promising pathway to agricultural industrialization, transforming raw farm products into processed goods that generate higher returns for farmers, create manufa...
Bamboo represents one of Kenya's most promising yet underexploited natural resources, offering solutions to challenges ranging from deforestation and carbon emissions to affordable housing and sustain...
Kenya's cement industry is a foundational sector that literally provides the building blocks for the country's infrastructure development and urban transformation. From the limestone quarries of the c...
The Jua Kali sector is the unsung engine of Kenya's economy, employing more people than all formal sector enterprises combined and producing the goods and services that the majority of Kenyans depend ...
Kenya's cotton and textile industry tells a story of colonial-era growth, post-liberalization decline, and determined modern revival efforts that aim to rebuild one of the country's most important man...
Kenya's pharmaceutical industry stands at a critical juncture, balancing between its established generic manufacturing base and ambitious plans to become a regional hub for advanced drug production an...
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