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Standard Chartered Partners with Kenya Airways to Elevate Travel Experiences

Standard Chartered and Kenya Airways (KQ) have announced a strategic partnership that is set to redefine travel experiences for their customers. The collaboration, officially signed at Standard Chartered’s Head Office, aims to bring exclusive travel benefits, discounts, rewards, and enhanced experiences to Standard Chartered’s affluent banking clients and members of Kenya Airways’ Asante Rewards program. […]

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Kenya Cancels Multi-Billion-Shilling Adani Border Security Project for Visitor Tracking

In a significant move, the Kenyan government has terminated a high-profile project aimed at bolstering security at its entry points through an advanced electronic visitor tracking system. This decision comes amidst a backdrop of international scrutiny and domestic concerns regarding the project’s transparency and the integrity of its primary contractor, the Adani Group. Project Overview […]

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Kenya Power Declares Dividends as Half-Year Profits Surge by 3025%

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has posted a record-breaking profit increase of 3025.4% in the six months ending December 2024, a dramatic turnaround driven by reduced finance costs, increased electricity sales, and lower costs of sales. This remarkable performance has prompted the company to declare an interim dividend of KSh 0.20 per share, marking […]

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TikTok Partners with Aleph and Wowzi to Strengthen Kenya’s Digital Economy

In a strategic move to bolster Kenya’s burgeoning digital landscape, TikTok has announced partnerships with Aleph Holdings and Wowzi. This collaboration aims to enhance the platform’s presence in Kenya’s creative and business sectors, providing tailored solutions for advertisers and new opportunities for content creators. Aleph Holdings: Streamlining Advertising for Kenyan Businesses Aleph Holdings will assume […]

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KCB Bank and Mastercard Unveil Kenya’s First Multi-Currency Prepaid Card

Introduction In a significant move to enhance financial convenience and global spending capabilities, KCB Bank Kenya, in collaboration with Mastercard, has introduced Kenya’s first multi-currency prepaid card. This innovative payment solution is designed to streamline international transactions, allowing individuals and businesses to conduct seamless payments across multiple currencies and global destinations. The launch of this […]

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Actis to Exit Java House to Two Africa-Focused PE Firms

Kenyan coffeehouse chain Java House is set for yet another change of ownership as Actis, a UK-based private equity (PE) firm, exits the company. The new owners, Alterra Capital and Phatisa Group, will acquire majority and minority stakes, respectively, with control rights, marking Java House’s fourth ownership transition in 12 years. This move underscores the […]

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Moody’s Revises Kenya’s Credit Rating to Positive Amid Easing Liquidity Risks

In a major development for Kenya’s economic outlook, Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the country’s sovereign credit rating to “positive” from “negative,” citing an easing of liquidity risks and potential improvements in debt affordability. The announcement, made on January 25, 2025, comes seven months after the agency had downgraded Kenya’s rating, a move that had […]

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Foreign Investors Withdraw Sh16 Billion Amid Political Tensions in Kenya: CMA Report

Foreign investors withdrew a staggering Sh16 billion from Kenya’s capital markets in the last quarter of 2024, driven by political tensions that overshadowed the country’s otherwise stable economic performance. This development, revealed in the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) quarterly Capital Markets Soundness Report, highlights the challenges facing Kenya’s investment climate despite economic growth and currency […]

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Genghis Capital’s KSh 355 Million Debt Row Intensifies as CMA Intervenes

The financial turbulence surrounding Genghis Capital, a leading Kenyan investment firm, has escalated as the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) steps in to demand a repayment roadmap. The firm finds itself embroiled in a $2.7 million (KSh 355 million) debt dispute with South African businessman Auswell Mashaba, a conflict that now threatens the company’s operational stability. […]

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