Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya’s online food delivery industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by increased digital adoption and shifting consumer habits. Recent reports indicate that in 2023, the sector generated approximately $103 million, with projections suggesting an annual growth rate of over 19%. This rapid expansion underscores the growing reliance on digital platforms for meal…
Kenya is pushing for its neighbors in the East African Community (EAC) to adopt a harmonized Digital Service Tax (DST) to enhance regional revenue collection in the growing digital economy. This move aligns with global trends where governments are targeting digital services to ensure fair taxation from multinational tech companies. The DST, first introduced in…
The Kenyan government has revived the 6% Digital Service Tax (DST). This tax, initially suspended, is now back, targeting profits from various online services provided to Kenyan consumers. The decision comes amid efforts by the government to broaden its tax base and capture revenue from digital companies benefiting from local markets without a physical presence….
In today’s fast-changing economy, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of many developing nations, including Kenya. They provide employment, stimulate innovation, and drive local economies. However, scaling up remains a challenge for many MSMEs due to financial constraints, limited access to markets, and operational inefficiencies. One solution gaining traction is digital payment…
