Kenya Mobile Money Transafer

Mobile Money transactions Dip by 14.5% as Government Plans to Trace Transactions

Mobile money, a cornerstone of Kenya’s financial landscape, has seen a sharp decline in transactions, dropping by 14.5%. This marks a significant shift in a sector that has long been heralded as a driver of financial inclusion and economic growth. The downturn, coupled with government plans to trace transactions, signals both challenges and opportunities for…

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Kcb To Sell Nbk

KCB Group Posts KSh 45.8 Billion Profit in Nine Months, Driven by Digital Innovation and Regional Growth

Nairobi, Kenya: Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Group, East Africa’s banking giant, has announced a net profit of KSh 45.8 billion for the first nine months of 2024, reflecting a 21.4% year-on-year increase. This growth comes amid economic headwinds, highlighting the resilience of KCB’s diversified business model and its strategic focus on digital transformation and regional…

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Zanzibar Block Chain

Zanzibar Launches National Blockchain Sandbox to Attract Global Innovation

Zanzibar has taken a bold step in technology by launching a National Blockchain Network Sandbox. This initiative aims to position the island as a hub for global innovation, fostering collaboration among innovators, corporates, and governments worldwide. The project is set to revolutionize how blockchain technology is utilized across various sectors, cementing Zanzibar’s place on the…

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Mombasa Port

Mombasa Port Cargo Surges by 14% as Uganda Remains Key Partner

Mombasa Port, a cornerstone of East Africa’s economy, has recorded a remarkable 14% jump in cargo volumes, reflecting its critical role in regional trade. The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) reported that this surge underscores the port’s capacity to handle increasing trade demands while strengthening its position as a logistical hub for landlocked countries such as…

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Capital Markets Authority

Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority Approves Six New Funds to Strengthen Financial Markets

Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has approved six new unit trust funds, underscoring its efforts to expand the diversity of investment opportunities in the country. This move is part of a broader strategy to deepen capital markets and encourage greater public participation in financial investments. Overview The newly approved funds include offerings from several prominent…

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Lawyer

Kenya’s Parliament Proposes Tougher Rules for Foreign Firms

Kenya’s Parliament is setting its sights on tougher measures for foreign companies aiming to do business within the country. Lawmakers argue that existing standards are too lenient, potentially harming local industries and diminishing growth opportunities for Kenyan businesses. As debate intensifies, policymakers weigh the benefits and potential drawbacks of raising the bar for foreign firms,…

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