There used to be a tweep Ruto's photographer here alikua anapost picha mwecheche sana za Rais mtukufu aliona mtasumbuana bure na hamutamlisha akalogout polepole never to be seen again.
Kenyan businesses are now turning to solar power to cut electricity costs and secure a more reliable supply.
In the first six months of 2026, they added 72.8MW of solar for their own use, pushing total self-generated power to 676.6MW
Serious gap that every single bank has ignored.
They always wait for Safaricom to lead. Then in another 3 months, every bank and their mother will have tap to pay.
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Aliko Dangote and Ethiopian Investment Holdings will invest about Sh86 billion to build a 120-km petroleum products pipeline linking Ethiopia to Djiboutiโs coast.
The project will also include fuel storage facilities and is expected to be operational within 18 months.
M-Pesa was revolutionary in 2007.
It's 2026 and the world has moved on to tap-to-pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and instant cross-border payments.
Celebrating M-Pesa as the peak of innovation is like celebrating the fax machine in the age of email. Let's stop living on past glory and demand what's next.
James Mwangi said its ok for a rabbit to grow 2X to become a dik dik, but when an elephant grows 50% everybody notices. In FY 25:
Naivas: sales rose by KSh 21.26 billion, a growth rate of 22.9%.
Quickmart: sales rose by KSh 3.72 billion, a growth rate of 8.0%.
Carrefour Kenya: sales rose by KSh 5.73 billion, a growth rate of 13.3%.
Naivas posted higher revenue growth than C4 and Quikmart combined. Naivas is the BIG elephant in the room
Small Town Supermarkets are being swallowed alive, not by Quickmart, but Naivas
They have a chapter in Kenya's Bus World. They brought absolute luxury in the PSV scene in Kenya. And when they went out it was with a bang. One of the worst road accidents in Kenya's history. Coincidentally that accident caused the first ever night travel ban in KE.
Horizon Travels. What do you remember about them?
Kenyaโs government, through Treasury CS John Mbadi and AG Dorcas Oduor, says the Sh204.3 billion received from the sale of its 15% stake in Safaricom is non-refundable.
The government says the shares have already been transferred to Vodacom and are traded on the NSE.
Billionaire investor John Kibunga Kimani has expanded his stake in Centum Investment Company to 11.51%, adding Sh133 million worth of shares. ๐
The move continues a multi-year buying spree by one of the Nairobi Securities Exchangeโs most prominent high-net-worth investors.
Read the full breakdown of the shareholding shift
https://t.co/52wNrgFydw
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