Local traders, the Jua Kali sector and county officials pose foor a photo after the capacity-building and business training initiative programme. Photo/courtesy

Uasin Gishu trains traders and Jua Kali sector in financial literacy and business formalisation

Uasin Gishu trained traders, Jua Kali artisans and county officials on financial literacy and business formalisation. The programme focused on digital record keeping, credit readiness, tax compliance and cooperative formation to improve access to finance and government opportunities. The initiative, supported by SNV, ASSEK and the European Union, aims to strengthen SMEs, create sustainable businesses…

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MSEA, working with Dutch development organisation SNV Netherlands Development Organisation, during a previous business sensitisation forum-Photo|Courtesy

Government pushes new MSME policy to ease credit access and formalisation

The government has stepped up efforts to strengthen Kenya’s small business sector through a fresh policy drive aimed at easing access to finance, boosting competitiveness, and encouraging informal enterprises to formalise. Regulators and development partners are intensifying outreach to micro, small and medium‑sized enterprises (MSMEs) amid concerns that many firms remain locked out of structured…

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