For much of the post-independence period, British companies held significant positions across Kenya’s economy, with strong representation in manufacturing, banking,...
Read moreDetailsKenyan investors will from January 2026 be able to buy and sell shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) directly...
Read moreDetailsWhen Starlink first landed in Kenya, it did not knock politely. It arrived like a disruptor with a mission: cheaper...
Read moreDetailsSidian Bank has increasingly positioned itself as a preferred partner for government banking services, securing a growing number of lucrative...
Read moreDetailsIn Kenya’s evolving financial landscape, credit cards occupy an ambiguous space offering convenience and borrowing power on the one hand...
Read moreDetailsAn emergency fund is a dedicated reserve of money set aside to address unexpected financial needs. It plays a critical...
Read moreDetailsIn Kenya’s current economic climate, emergency funds have become a critical pillar of personal financial security. An emergency fund refers...
Read moreDetailsUnderstanding motor insurance and its financial implications is crucial for vehicle owners in Kenya where road risks, regulatory requirements and...
Read moreDetailsKenyan commercial banks are facing heightened legal and financial exposure following a series of court decisions that reaffirm statutory controls...
Read moreDetailsBanks are central to Kenya’s economic growth because they mobilize savings, allocate credit to productive sectors, facilitate payments and support...
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