RETRAK participated in the inaugural Nairobi Business Breakfast Forum 2026, convened by the Nairobi City County Government in partnership with the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nairobi Chapter.
Held under the theme, “Jenga Biz, Jenga Nairobi: Partnering for a Thriving Nairobi Economy,” the forum brought together government leaders, legislators, regulators, development partners and the business community to engage on the cost and ease of doing business, trade linkages, investment, infrastructure, urban planning, security and digital transformation.
Our participation reflects RETRAK’s commitment to ensuring that the retail sector has a strong and consistent voice in decisions affecting Nairobi’s business environment. We continue to advocate for predictable and harmonised licensing, proportionate compliance requirements, efficient county services, improved market infrastructure, fair regulatory enforcement and policies that support investment, employment and affordable consumer prices.
Effective advocacy goes beyond attending forums. It requires presenting evidence from businesses, building constructive relationships with decision-makers, securing clear commitments and tracking implementation. RETRAK remains committed to working with Nairobi City County and other stakeholders to translate public-private dialogue into practical reforms for retailers of all sizes.
