Deliberate interventions over the last two years have yielded steady macroeconomic recovery. 

The Kenyan shilling has strengthened against major currencies, inflation and interest rates have significantly declined, while the prices of fuel and essential household commodities are progressively reducing.

In 2025, the Government is accelerating key interventions for microeconomic recovery, job and wealth creation as well as enhancement of household incomes.

Sustained reforms targeting key value chains in agriculture, livestock, fisheries and the blue economy; completion of the first cohort of special economic zones, affordable housing projects, modern markets, ICT Hubs and County Aggregation and Industrial Parks will stimulate growth and drive up per capita income.

By end of the year, Kenya’s ambitious Universal Health Coverage Program- Taifa Care- and the ongoing education reforms will go a long way in minimizing out of pocket expenses on health and education, leaving households with more disposable incomes.

This is the year that the hard and difficult task of transforming our country will start yielding returns.