- The bank's transition from owner to tenant aligns with its strategy of scaling down its physical footprint while expanding its digital presence.
- Kenya has built its reputation as Africa's Silicon Savannah through innovation-friendly policies.
- The recent nationwide court boycotts and targeted blacklisting of judicial officers have effectively brought the machinery of justice to a grinding…
- The project comprises upgrading the 243-kilometer Mau Summit—Malaba highway, converting it into an access-controlled tolled road.
- The World Bank Group recently cautioned Kenya against seeking unsolicited PPP deals.
- The dispute stemmed from duty-free imports of semi-knocked down (SKD) vehicle kits under a 2016 government programme.
- SBM Bank has been operating on thin capital adequacy ratios in the last one year.
- Without documented evidence of the tests, there is no official confirmation that the medicines complied with statutory quality requirements.
- After a decade of deterioration, Africa has shown that the architecture behind food security can work.
- This reflects a shift in how wealth is being preserved, diversified and deployed across Africa.
- It strips away traditional dialogue, forcing you to follow the characters purely through their performance, expressions, editing and cinematography.
- Every new loan increases risk-weighted assets, expected credit loss provisions and pressure on capital adequacy ratios.
- Kenya is already experimenting with reforms that feel like the first steps of a longer journey.
- This aim to curb speculative licence trading, where individuals or firms acquire licences not to operate businesses but to later sell or transfer…
- Sports rights holders and service providers are estimated to lose roughly $28 billion a year in revenue because of piracy.
- Users of mobile phone-based micro-lenders have surged to over two million, from 200,000 in 2016.
- It has moved from being dominated by a few Kenyan tycoons to being led by a UAE-registered company.
- Her departure from Safaricom has sparked speculation that she is finally on the cusp of leading a major company.
- It qualified for tax incentives that resulted in the showroom price falling from Sh13.5 million to Sh9.9 million.
- Cryptocurrency operators are required to have a minimum paid-up capital of up to Sh300m, a reduction from the earlier proposed Sh500m.
- As AI becomes embedded in core business operations, some firms are increasingly questioning who controls the intelligence behind the technology.
- Fat tissue is biologically active and functions almost like an organ.
- Regulated saccos serve approximately 7.4m members, with assets exceeding Sh1.2tr, making it a critical pillar of Kenya's financial system.
- Modern safety frameworks rely on layers of redundancy and human decision-making designed to anticipate and absorb risk.
- Contractor abandoned the project after four months and had barely completed one kilometre of the promised four.
- Their labelling in Mandarin denies consumers a window to make informed choices.
- Building capability often requires significant investment in data, technology, reporting systems and staff competencies.
- How can an electoral system be considered fully inclusive when the people running it are denied the opportunity to participate in it?
- 'To force a public entity to award a contract based on a low price at the expense of compliance, operational viability, undermines the integrity of…
- This is the latest in an aggressive debt recovery strategy by the receiver manager, who recently also took over two other firms.
- Reduced earnings is pushing them to seek additional income through rival services such as agency banking and Airtel Money.
- The phones form part of the government's plan to digitise community healthcare.
- 'No trainer should promise you a toned back in two weeks. If someone tells you that, run.'
- 'I have always been fascinated by space. I decided one day to write a letter, while in Standard Four, to NASA.'
- All parties engaged in business in Kenya are required to use eTIMS to generate invoices.
- Kenya is aiming to nearly triple JKIA's annual passenger handling capacity to 22 million.
- For years, Kenyan workers employed by outsourcing firms serving global technology companies have complained of psychological trauma and unfair…
- Drivers have repeatedly accused the multinational technology firms of using algorithms to determine fares in a manner that favours the platforms at…
- The creation of the fund, which was established under the National Infrastructure Fund Act, 2026, has been challenged for lack of public…
- He has worked in some of Kenya’s leading hotels, gaining skills in seafood, fine dining, kitchen management and hotel operations.
- 'Our family has one motto: the only thing in life that will never change is you educating yourself.'
- “I'm in the 1pc, and most Kenyans are in the 99pc.”
- Among the 40 organisations assessed, all had a history of impact reporting, but few were using the findings to strengthen investment decisions or…
- The cut in domestic borrowing is expected to increase the pool of funds available in banks for lending to households and businesses.
- KBL is asking the court to review its July 16 ruling, arguing that the DCI investigation produced new and important evidence that was unavailable…
- Indigo Hypoxia is Sannad’s way of having conversations with colour, which he says chose him.
- Sales in its domestic and export markets came under pressure from rising inflation, which cut disposable income, resulting in lower cigarette sales…
- 'We already have a pipeline of several data centre investments interested in Kenya, not only to serve the domestic market but to use Kenya as a…
- Many say they were given a template to follow, but they chose instead to live by their own rules.
- Jubilee said it is already engaging telcos, petrol stations and buy-now-pay-later providers to expand distribution.
