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Every article on Pandagpanda is verified against primary Kenyan data sources and written for clarity — not complexity.
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Every piece published on Pandagpanda begins with a question a Kenyan reader is already asking — not a question imported from a global wire service. Our editorial process requires at least two primary data sources per story, and all statistics are cited with their origin agency and publication date. We do not publish investment recommendations, price forecasts, or trading calls. Our role is to inform, contextualise, and challenge — leaving conclusions about personal financial decisions to our readers. Browse the archive below to see recent work across our five coverage beats.
Latest Articles
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Kenya's Inflation Drop: What the KNBS Numbers Actually Show
Headline CPI fell for the third consecutive month — but food prices in informal markets tell a different story. We break down the index components driving the divergence.
The Jua Kali Sector's Quiet Expansion and Why It Matters for GDP
Kenya's informal artisan economy added an estimated 180,000 workers in the past 18 months. What does that mean for productivity, tax revenue, and labour policy?
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