Accrual Accounting

Kenya Transitions to Accrual Accounting: What Does it Mean?

Kenya’s move to accrual-based accounting is a significant step toward improving financial transparency and governance. This shift represents a modern approach to public financial management, where transactions are recorded when they occur rather than when cash is exchanged. The move offers Kenya several benefits, including better financial reporting and enhanced decision-making processes. However, as with…

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Starlink Introduces a More Affordable Mini Kit in Kenya: Game Changer for Rural Connectivity

Kenya’s internet landscape continues to evolve rapidly, and the latest player making waves is Starlink. A subsidiary of SpaceX, Starlink is known for offering satellite-based internet to regions with unreliable connectivity. Now, with its new mini kit, Starlink is making a bold move by lowering the cost of entry for consumers in Kenya. The newly…

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Bayer

Bayer Streamlines East African Operations By Partnering with Imperial Distributors

Bayer’s Transformation in East Africa Bayer has completed a major shift in its East African operations, transitioning its Pharmaceuticals and Consumer Health business models. This strategic move, effective May 1, 2024, involves outsourcing critical functions like transportation, warehousing, distribution, and customer support to Imperial Distributors. This allows Bayer’s Kenyan entities to focus on corporate affairs,…

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Real Estate Tokenization Kenya

Kenya’s Real Estate on Blockchain: OwnMali Joins CMA Kenya Regulatory Sandbox

The Capital Markets Authority of Kenya (CMA Kenya) has recently welcomed Infiniti n Beyond Limited into its Regulatory Sandbox to trial OwnMali, a pioneering blockchain-powered real estate tokenization platform. This move marks a significant step in integrating blockchain technology into the Kenyan real estate sector. What is OwnMali? OwnMali aims to democratize property ownership by…

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Kenyan Microfinance Banks Report KSh 2.4 Billion Pre-Tax Loss in 2023 Because of Rising Expenses and Stiff Competition

Kenya’s microfinance banks (MFBs) are grappling with substantial financial setbacks, recording a loss of KSh 2.4 billion before tax by December 2023, a sharp increase from KSh 980 million in the previous year. This rise in losses signals serious difficulties in the sector, influenced by several critical factors. Key Factors Behind the Losses Major Contributors…

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