KenGen pays National Treasury Ksh 1.15B in dividends
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has paid the National Government Ksh 1,153,856,022 in dividends for the financial year ended June 2019.
National Treasury...
KQ spending Sh0.5m daily on four idle planes
Kenya Airways is spending close to Sh500,000 daily on maintenance of four idle aircraft parked at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), underlining...
China halts Kenya loans amid debt reprieve bid
China has frozen disbursements of active loans to Kenyan projects in the wake of differences over Nairobi’s bid to extend debt repayment...
New Lamu port set to host first transshipment cargo
The Lamu port will handle its first transshipment cargo today as a ship from Zanzibar will be calling at the facility to...
Equity´s tech-led innovations ranked among top best user experience
Equity Bank has been ranked among the top three Tier I banks based on digital user experience analysis by a new customer...
Tourism stakeholders back covid vaccination to sustain recovery
The arrival of a AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines in Kenya early this month has seen tourism industry start preparing for increased bookings after a slump...
337 digital mobile lenders barred from CRB listing
At least 337 digital mobile lenders will not be able to list borrowers with Credit Reference Bureaus (CRBs), after the Central Bank...
Mystery over who owns KICC land
The ownership of the land on which Nairobi's iconic Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) building stands is uncertain after an audit revealed...
Safaricom regains home fibre market lead
Safaricom’s share of the fixed internet connections rose to 33.5 percent in the three months to June, reclaiming control of the market from...
Kenyans pay Sh35bn for non-existent insurance
Businesses and individuals have spent Sh35.73 billion on non-existent insurance covers after brokers failed to remit premiums, exposing the customers to heavy...
