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*16/06/2025 – MACRO & FINANCE – CBK Cuts Lending Rate to 9.75%* Kenya’s central bank lowered its base rate to 9.75%, the sixth cut since August 2024, aiming to stimulate private-sector borrowing. Impact: Money Market Fund returns are likely to dip, while borrowing becomes more affordable. – MO
*KEPSA: Cut Banks from 38 to 15 to Boost SME Lending. June 15 2025* KEPSA is calling for a reduction in the number of banks in Kenya from 38 to 15, saying this would improve credit access for MSMEs. They accuse banks of favoring “lazy banking” by investing in government securities instead of supporting small businesses. ^JMI
*AGRICULTURE – Tea Sector Likely to Drop Certification* Tea factories have been ordered to ditch Rainforest Alliance certification to cut costs, with a local scheme in development. Impact: May save smallholders money but risks losing some export premiums. – MO
*16/06/2025 – World Bank Lowers Growth Forecast* The World Bank now projects 2025 GDP growth at around 4.5%, citing high debt levels and the cost of borrowing. Impact: More pressure on government finances; Kenya may seek external support or IMF deal. – MO
*SuperSport May Go Solo as DStv Struggles. June 15 2025* MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, is considering launching SuperSport as a standalone sports-only package. This move comes amid rising subscriber losses, as viewers look for more flexible and affordable options. ^JMI
*16/06/2025 – Mining Sector Contracts* The mining and quarrying sector shrank by 9.2% in 2024, dragged down by lower output of titanium and salt. Impact: Retains a drag on GDP; highlights need for policy incentives. – MO
*Kenya's Eurobond Interest to Rise. June 16 2025* Starting July, Kenya will pay Sh85.4 billion in Eurobond interest — up by Sh11.5 billion. 🔹 Reason: A new $1.5 billion Eurobond issued in February to refinance older debt. ^JMI
*16/06/2025 – TECH & DIGITAL ECONOMY – Regulatory Track Covers AI & Fintech* The Finance Bill update includes AI, fintech, online media, and stronger content oversight rules. Impact: More competitive digital markets—regulatory clarity aids innovation. – MO
*Trump on Iran-Israel War: “US Will Hit Back Hard”. June 15 2025* Former President Donald Trump says the US wasn’t involved in the attack on Iran, but warns that if Iran targets the US, the military response will be “like never before.” ^JMI
*Fuel Tax Burden: Kenyans Pay More in Taxes Than Fuel Cost. June 15 2025* Kenyans are now paying more in taxes than the actual cost of importing fuel. For every litre of Super Petrol, the government collects Sh80.70 in taxes, while the landed cost is only Sh77. This means taxes make up the biggest chunk of what you pay at the pump. ^JMI
