Kenyan shilling firms but still vulnerable, stocks inch lower The Kenya shilling closed at 89.20/89.30 to the dollar, compared with Wednesday’s close of 89.25/45, having reached an intraday high of 88.90/89.10. The shilling is expected to stay under pressure with hard currency inflows taking a beating after Kenyan officials failed to meet a Sept. 30…

Part of being an investor is latching onto trends and investing early on. As a new investor what do you need to know about investing in the cement industry? The construction sector in East Africa is booming as governments splash huge sums of their budgets on infrastructure development. This coupled…