Late Dedan Kimathi's wife Mukami Kimathi dies at 96.
Mukami was among the Mau Mau freedom fighters detained at the Kamiti Maximum Prison during the struggle for independence.
Taifa 1, Kenya's first operational 3U nanosatellite, has been launched
aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in the U.S. state of California.
Proud moment for Kenyaππ
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"We pride ourselves on serving diverse customer base from across all sectors of the economy, including construction, manufacturing, agriculture, financial services, distribution, youth, salaried employees, and women-led businesses," SBM Bank CEO Moezz Mir
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"Our commitment to sustainable development is stronger than ever as we continue to provide financing solutions for renewable energy, particularly solar energy," SBM Bank Kenya Deputy CEO Jotham Mutoka
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"If you are looking for a bank that can respond quickly with agility, then SBM is the place to be. And if you are searching for a bank that offers digitally advanced products, then SBM is the perfect choice for you." - Jotham Mutoka, Deputy CEO SBM Bank
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SBM's presence in Kenya, Mauritius and India has helped create a global ecosystem (Indian Ocean Rim Association) that has membership in 23 countries. IORA aims at strengthening regional cooperation and sustainable development within this countries
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The last 5 year SBM has developed its capability it terms of channels such that 90% of their business run on digital channels.
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KTDA Foundation has partnered with Gitugi Tea Factory in Nyeri County to improve the quality of education provided to students in the area by handing over a library facility worth Ksh. 1.44 million. #EducationForAll#KTDAFoundation
Yaani DJ Brownskin watched his wife take poison and instead of rushing her to hospital, he just sat there and recorded the whole thing. Ooh and the child who watched the mother... that is pure trauma
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When you see people withstanding teargas and opening up their chests in front of armed policemen, then you have a reason to get very very worried. They are simply telling you: βWe have nothing to lose.β
Hauling these guys to cells has no meaning. Pain has no meaning to them.
Not all the demands being made may make sense to us here, but they do to the hundreds of protesters out there. These demands are usually very irritating to those in government. We have been there. But these protesters have as much right to their opinions just like the good elites here. These protesters are equally as Kenyans as you are, and their rights protected by the constitution.
The most logical thing to do is therefore to listen to what they are saying without hardline positions. Whether or not the government cedes to their demands or not is another matter. Actually the government does not have to give in to the demands, but it needs to talk to its citizens. By even pretending to listen, government will have bought itself time. And like they say, time is the true narcotic of pain, because it is with time that the pain either dies or you get used to living with the pain. Simple logic.
These protesters have no owners. The owners are the ones who speak their language. A language that gives them hope from the desperate situation they are in. We saw that during campaigns with the hustler nation narrative.
Logical presentations of economic blueprints and development agenda is not of interest to them. Their main interest is NOW. Where is money for affordable unga?
Seven months ago, those in government were saying exactly the same thing the guys in opposition are saying now. Only the shoe has changed the foot. It is actually very interesting to hear President Ruto say that his competitors are taking advantage of the emotive issue of the current cost of living. Isnβt this exactly what he did during the campaigns?
Exciting news for smallholder farmers at Theta tea factory! Nine groups with 212 growers have received grants to diversify their income sources and reduce over-reliance on tea earnings. #TeaFarmers