Kenya's efforts to boost local drug manufacturing are facing challenges due to fiscal and tax unpredictability. Frequent policy shifts and inconsistent incentives are creating uncertainty for investors, which undermines long-term planning for pharmaceutical manufacturers aiming to expand their operations.

Hennessy, the world's largest cognac house, has reaffirmed its commitment to Kenya's premium consumer market by investing in hospitality and consumer education. This initiative aims to enhance the brand's presence and engagement within the rapidly evolving market in Kenya, as reported by Soko Directory.

Dacia is relocating production of its popular budget electric car, the Spring, from China back to Europe, according to TimesLIVE. The move comes as France's subsidy programme for low-income car buyers excludes electric vehicles manufactured in China, cutting the China-made Spring off from key purchase incentives. The Romanian brand, owned by Renault Group, hopes that building the Spring in Europe will restore the model's eligibility for the French subsidy scheme and keep the low-cost EV competitive in its core European market.

President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to block sales in the United States of aircraft made by Canadian manufacturer Bombardier, according to Vanguard. He complained that bilateral trade provisions were “unjust and unfair,” framing the warning as part of an escalating tariff dispute between the United States and Canada. The report did not detail specific legal steps, affected models, timelines, or responses from Bombardier or Canadian officials.

Watanzania residing in Paris, France, are reportedly facing various challenges and experiences related to their life abroad. The community is navigating cultural differences and seeking ways to maintain their heritage while adapting to their new environment. According to JamiiForums, these individuals are actively engaging in discussions about their experiences and the support they need.

More than 10 electric motorcycle and three-wheeler manufacturers from India, China, Italy and Kenya are preparing to enter the Kenyan market, according to TechTrends KE. The move follows the launch of a shared battery-swapping network in Nairobi and Mombasa by Indian battery technology company SUN Mobility. The expansion could widen vehicle choice for commercial riders while intensifying competition among manufacturers, battery-network operators and financiers in Kenya's growing electric mobility sector.