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Dennis Otieno

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As seen in: Citizen TV Kenya, MSPoweruser, BioRxiv, Daily Nation, Citizen Digital, Business Daily Africa, TV47, VPNCentral
Journalist @citizentvkenya,2021 Overall Winner @OFABKenya Media Awards, Smart Farm, BMIA Alumni, Story teller, Content Producer, @spursofficial for life.
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Kenya's high-net-worth individuals grow as investor confidence remains strong

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By Dennis Otieno Verified
| Citizen Digital
Kenya’s wealthy population is growing at a faster pace. A new survey shows that while most wealth managers recorded growth of less than 10 per cent in their high-net-worth client base in 2025, nearly half now report growth of between 11 and 20 per cent over the past year. Boniface Abudho, Research Analyst, Knight Frank Africa, says: “There is domestic confidence in the country…and a number of reasons that are boosting this confidence.
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Gov't steps up efforts for new coffee markets to boost farmer earnings

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By Dennis Otieno Verified
| Citizen Digital
Cooperatives and MSMEs CS Wycliffe Oparanya speaks at Kiriti Stadium in Mukurweini Constituency, Nyeri County, during a meeting with coffee farmers on March 25, 2026. PHOTO | COURTESY Kenya is stepping up efforts to secure new markets for its coffee as the country seeks to increase earnings from one of its leading cash crops.
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Deloitte cautiously optimistic on Kenya’s 2026/27 Budget amid debt, inflation concerns

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By Dennis Otieno Verified
| Citizen Digital
Economic experts at Deloitte East Africa have expressed cautious optimism about Kenya’s 2026/27 budget, saying it seeks to balance fiscal realities with growth ambitions despite a challenging global economic environment. The analysts say the budget reflects the government’s commitment to sustaining economic growth while avoiding major tax shocks that could burden businesses and households.
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