Protest scare investors from treasuries
In these few weeks of protests, banks have began treating Kenyan debt with suspicion denying the government even three month Fuliza even though the country’s interest rates are approaching 20 percent.
BrighterMonday teaches digital start-ups why advertising maters
The company claims nearly all small businesses which went through their training-95 percent, discovered the key to making online sales was curated advertisement and subsequently after the training were willing to set aside a monthly E-Commerce expense after determining the return on
Kenya eyes World Bank NYOTA to calm angry youth
The IMF had predicted unrest could reemerge in connection with protests against higher cost of living, need to raise more taxes, and electoral process supported by the political opposition.
Family Bank builds up 24 percent profit jump on stability
The bank said it made strategic investment in secure and stable investment avenues and effective asset management even as the economy continued to grapple with the adverse effects of high inflation.
Gen z debate the Kenya family unit in Maseno
I found these young men and women’s heated arguments and boisterous words quite informed and even learned a thing or two on their perspectives on family and the community's space in it.
Why schools should do background checks on parent leaders
A background check could have helped Makini Parents learn something sinister about their chairman.
The Rapprochement of Uhuru Kenyatta
He had directly been involved with the conceptualization of Eurobond post 2008 crisis, its inaugural issue when he became President in 2013 and had been responsible for the aggressive procurement of debt over the last decade. Kenyatta had then handed his deputy
Miguna makes inroads in Obunga as small parties smell trouble at ODM
Smaller parties are lining up to pick up malcontents expected from the fallout at the Orange party which may splinter as it tries to replace Raila Odinga’s leadership as he heads to Addis Ababa for the African Union post.
Absa’s Timiza and Safaricom Fuliza ya biashara fastest growing platforms
Safaricom’s new overdraft for merchants disbursed Kes32.5 billion in its first full year of operations, making a powerful market grab as the company converts small business seeking payments solutions into loan customers.
Safaricom hooks youth to arrest falling call time
At Kes140 billion, M-Pesa revenues now make up 43 percent of mobile money incomes dwarfing voice, mobile data and messaging incomes for the telco.
