he Micro and Small Enterprises Authority Kakamega regional team played host to a high-level economic forum that brought together key government and industry stakeholders to deliberate on strategies for fostering sustainable economic growth in the region. The event, graced by the

MSEA CEO Henry Rithaa and the management team hosted Trade Law Center (Tralac) Executive Director Trudi Hartzenberg to explore collaboration and partnership opportunities to enhance MSME participation in international trade. The team held discussions focused on building the capacity of MSMEs

MSEA CEO Henry Rithaa and the management team hosted a delegation from ILO PROSPECTS led by Chief Technical Officer Caroline Njuki, Senior Specialist for Sustainable Enterprises, Productivity & Just Transition Jens Dyring, Informal Economy Specialist Annemaria Kiaga, and National Programme Coordinator

MSEA CEO Mr. Henry Rithaa and the Management team from the Business Development, Marketing, and Trade Department hosted a team from GIZ, led by Head of Component, GIZ Programme for Promotion of Self-Employment and Entrepreneurship, Irene Omogi, GIZ Technical Advisor Irene

The Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Cooperatives and MSME Development, Hon. FCPA Dr. Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya, EGH, officially launched the Kenya Public-Private Sector MSMEs Dialogue dubbed MSMEs Connect on 14th March 2025. This initiative marks a new chapter of collaboration

The Kariobangi Centre of Excellence recently hosted its inaugural training session on the fabrication, assembly, and operation of edible oil processing machines. The event brought together over 40 fabricators and engineers, with the Principal Secretary for the State Department of MSME

Unibrain Industries Limited is a dynamic agro-processing enterprise founded by Oscar Makokha. With a vision to enhance food security, promote nutrition, and drive youth employment, the company has grown exponentially from its humble beginnings at the Bumula Constituency Industrial Development Centre

MSEA Mandera team, led by Director Infrastructure Eng. Edward Karani representing MSEA CEO, participated in an empowerment program for MSEs in Lafey Constituency, Mandera County. The Chief Guest at the event was the Principal Secretary, State Department for MSME Development, Hon.

The Micro and Small Enterprises Authority (MSEA), in partnership with SNV, successfully launched the first phase of a series of awareness forums aimed at educating entrepreneurs on existing policies and available business support services. These sessions, complemented by enhanced monitoring tools,

MSEA CEO Mr. Henry Rithaa accompanied by the MSEA Embu team joined H.E the Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki, Principal Secretary State Department for MSMEs Development Susan Mang’eni and Embu County Governor Hon. Cecily Mbarire for a Bodaboda Empowerment forum in