Kenyan consumers are shifting from survival to intentional living reshaping value wellness and brand responsibility

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Kenya’s consumer landscape reflects a shift from crisis response to intentional adaptation. After years of economic pressure and structural change, consumers are spending more strategically, prioritizing balance in wellness, embracing digital tools, and expecting real environmental accountability from brands. These shifts mark a deeper recalibration of values and trust. …

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