Exports recorded a significant drop during the period, falling from KSh128.8 billion in July to KSh118.0 billion in August. Import expenditure also decreased, from KSh298.7 billion to KSh284.8 billion.
MoreChina, India and Saudi Arabia were the leading sources of Kenya’s imports in July 2026, with import values of KSh 90.1 billion, KSh 56.1 billion and KSh 19.4 billion, respectively.
MoreAccording to the KNBS data, the annual construction inflation rate was 0.62 per cent in Q4 of 2025.
MoreBetween December 2025 and January 2026, price movements across selected food items were mixed, with notable declines and increases recorded.
MoreThe general price level was 4.5 per cent higher in December 2025 than it was in December 2024.
Moreenya has committed to realising equity and poverty eradication by promoting broad-based access to public services and income-generating opportunities.
MoreThe Analytical Report on ICT Based on the 2023/24 Kenya Housing Survey, which covers ICT ownership, usage and smart technology adoption, shows marked disparities between urban and rural communities, and among income groups.
MoreAccording to KNBS, the overall index increased from 145.58 in June 2025 to 145.74 in July 2025, resulting in a monthly inflation of 0.1 per cent.
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