Halfway through 2025, retail banking in Kenya is being reshaped by rising consumer power

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As Kenya enters the second half of 2025, the retail banking landscape is being shaped by the uneven recovery from COVID-19 and the shifting expectations of a more informed, financially aware population. The pandemic triggered widespread income shocks, weakened financial control, and exposed deep structural vulnerabilities. In the years …

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