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Safaricom Posts 55% Profit Surge as Ethiopian Market Losses Narrow Significantly

Safaricom, Kenya’s telecommunications giant and East Africa’s most valuable publicly listed company, has announced a remarkable 55% increase in its half-year profit, signaling a strong rebound in its core business and notable progress in its strategic expansion into Ethiopia. The company posted a group operating profit of 65.2 billion Kenyan shillings ($505.62 million) for the […]

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Kenya and Qatar Forge Strategic Partnership with Multi-Billion Dollar Investment Commitments in Agriculture and Infrastructure

Kenya and Qatar have embarked on a transformative economic partnership following high-level bilateral talks between President William Ruto and His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, in Doha on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. The landmark meeting, held on the sidelines of the Second World Summit for Social Development, has resulted […]

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Ruto Pledges KSh 21 Billion for Western Kenya as Regional Development Drive Accelerates

President William Ruto concluded a vigorous three-day development tour of Western Kenya, unveiling a comprehensive package of projects worth KSh 21 billion across Kakamega and Vihiga counties. The pledge comes amid a renewed focus on regional equity and national unity in the midst of Kenya’s evolving political landscape. A region historically sidelined Western Kenya has […]

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KCB Group’s Strategic Acquisition of Pesapal Stake Signals Major Push for SME Financial Dominance in East Africa

KCB Group, one of East Africa’s most formidable banking institutions, has executed another decisive move in its transformation from a traditional lender into a comprehensive financial technology powerhouse. In a public announcement dated October 31, 2025, the lender confirmed it has “entered into an agreement to acquire a minority stake in Pesapal Limited,” marking the […]

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Kenya’s Capital Markets Enter a New Era as Foreign Investor Activity Hits 15-Year Low

The dynamics of equity trading at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) are undergoing a significant transformation. Foreign investor activity has dropped to its lowest level in fifteen years, signalling not just a cyclical retreat but possibly a structural shift in how Kenya’s capital markets operate. According to data from the Capital Markets Authority (Kenya) (CMA), […]

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Emirates Airlines Positions Kenya as Strategic Gateway for African Growth Under New UAE Trade Pact and Kenya Airways Alliance

Emirates Airlines is strategically positioning Kenya as its primary gateway to East and Central Africa, capitalizing on the recently implemented Kenya-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and an expanding commercial partnership with Kenya Airways to unlock new opportunities in passenger travel, cargo operations, and regional connectivity. As the Dubai-based carrier celebrates three decades of operations […]

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EABL Opens Ksh 11 Billion Bond to Retail Investors

East African Breweries Limited (EABL), Kenya’s leading alcoholic beverages manufacturer, has launched an ambitious fundraising initiative that opens the door for ordinary Kenyans to invest in one of the country’s most established corporate entities with as little as Ksh 10,000. The company is seeking to raise up to Ksh 11 billion through the first tranche […]

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Kenya Unveils KSh 200 Billion Sovereign Wealth Fund to Manage Natural Resource Revenues and Secure Economic Future

The Kenyan government has published the Draft Kenya Sovereign Wealth Fund Bill, 2025, a landmark piece of legislation that establishes a comprehensive national fund designed to manage revenues from oil, gas, and mineral resources. Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi announced that the fund will require an initial capitalization of KSh 200 billion before it can […]

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Central Bank of Kenya Launches KSh 30 Billion Treasury Bond Buyback Programme to Optimize Debt Management Strategy

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has launched a strategic KSh 30 billion voluntary buyback programme for investors holding the three-year Treasury bond designated as FXD1/2023/003, marking a significant move in the government’s debt management strategy. This initiative represents one of the most substantial early redemption exercises undertaken by the Kenyan government as it seeks […]

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