Download Nairobi Business Monthly September 2026 Edition: Why Kenyans Are Likely to Pay More for Fuel

Kenya stands at a critical juncture. Fuel prices are surging, public debt is eating into development budgets, and young Kenyans are borrowing just to survive. The September 2026 edition of Nairobi Business Monthly cuts through the noise with hard-hitting investigations, expert analysis, and exclusive data you won’t find anywhere else.

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What’s Inside This Groundbreaking Issue

25 Days From Empty: Inside Kenya’s Fragile Fuel Supply Chain

A leaked March 2026 meeting minutes reveal how Kenya came dangerously close to a petroleum stockout. The emergency import of MT Paloma—a substandard fuel cargo—triggered arrests, resignations, and a bitter government dispute. This exclusive investigation exposes the deep flaws in Kenya’s fuel security and asks: How safe is your next trip to the pump?

Kenya Has the Money, Problem Now Is Where to Invest It – Dr. David Ndii

The President’s economic adviser drops a bombshell: Kenya doesn’t lack capital; it lacks bankable projects. With pension funds sitting on over Sh3 trillion, why aren’t we financing our own infrastructure? Ndii’s candid interview reveals the structural bottlenecks holding back billions in domestic investment—and what needs to change.

Nedbank’s NCBA Takeover: What It Means for Your Shares

The Central Bank has approved Nedbank’s acquisition of up to 66% of NCBA. But what does this mean for minority shareholders? This in-depth analysis breaks down the cash-and-share structure, the rand exposure, and whether you should hold or fold.

Dangote Opens $20 Billion Refinery to Public Investors

Aliko Dangote is taking his mega-refinery to the Nigerian stock market in what could be Africa’s largest IPO. But will it impact Kenya? With plans for a $17 billion refinery in Lamu, the answer is yes. Here’s what you need to know.

Why KUSCCO’s Death Must Be the Movement’s Most Important Lesson

The collapse of KUSCCO—with losses exceeding Sh13 billion—isn’t just another corruption story. It’s a cautionary tale about governance, trust, and the systemic weaknesses threatening Kenya’s SACCO sector. Editor-in-Chief Mbuqua Ng’ang’a delivers a powerful editorial you can’t afford to miss.

Youth and Money: Borrowing to Survive and Bet

A new survey reveals where young Kenyans borrow from and how they spend. The findings are alarming: 43% have borrowed for daily expenses, 23% participate in sports betting, and only 26% are saving for retirement. This special report uncovers the financial vulnerability of Kenya’s next generation.

Wind and Solar Projects Don’t Always Benefit Communities – Study

As Kenya races toward a green energy future, a new study reveals that wind and solar investments often leave local communities worse off. From Lake Turkana to South Africa, this investigation asks: Who really benefits from the green transition?

How Chinese Automakers Became the New Kings of Kenya’s Roads

From Sinotruk to BYD, Chinese vehicles are everywhere. This deep dive explores how they went from “cheap and unreliable” to dominating commercial fleets and electric vehicles—and what it means for Japanese and European incumbents.

Nairobi’s New Tax Comes After the Business of Fun

The Nairobi County Finance Act 2026 is taxing everything from concert tickets to Airbnb units to influencers. Is this a modern revenue system or a creativity killer? We break down the new charges.

Agadir, Morocco: A City Reborn

In our Travel section, we explore a city that rebuilt itself from the ashes of a devastating earthquake. From the cable car views to the bustling Souk El Had, discover why Agadir should be your next getaway.