To keep growth on track, Kenya needs policy stability and predictability. Businesses thrive where rules are clear and consistent and not constantly changing. [iStockphoto] Kenya’s private sector has long been celebrated as the heartbeat of the nation’s economy, thanks to its dynamic, resilient and innovative nature. From manufacturing to financial services, it continues to power jobs and investment even in tough times. Yet beneath that resilience lies a difficult truth: growth has not been equally shared. Many businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), remain highly exposed to shifting market conditions and unpredictable policies. Kenya’s economy grew by 4.7 per cent in 2024 (KNBS, 2025), supported…