Kenya's military spending up 17pc, hits a record high of Sh190bn Kenya remained ahead of its East African neighbours in military spending and was the third largest spender in Sub-Saharan Africa behind South Africa and Nigeria, report shows. More on: https://t.co/OXtqYt7Pyw
State to get Sh42bn from Diageo sale of EABL stake Diageo is selling its 65 per cent stake in EABL to Asahi Group Holdings in a deal that will see the British multinational brewer pay an estimated Sh41.5 billion in capital gains tax to KRA. More on: https://t.co/9EBvjKKiuN
Kenya is one of Africa’s largest crypto markets, with an estimated 733,300 people in the country currently owning digital assets. Read more: https://t.co/Ay8hhhhQEy
British American Tobacco Kenya projects that its newly reintroduced nicotine pouches will contribute up to 25 per cent of its total revenues in the medium-term, buoyed by strong sales in the six months ended December 2025. More on: https://t.co/VLQEmyhaIi
Gold prices at the NSE rose on Monday as precious metal rates globally jumped on investor jitters over renewed volatility following the US-Israel strikes on Iran. The price of gold nearly doubled from Sh3,615 at the start of January last year. More on: https://t.co/vUv4tvv7OC
Initially, Ruto thought that the streets were the only way Kenyans would protest.
He knew that was easy since he would just kill a few people to deter protests.
And he did!
Then Kenyans said hold my beer.
Now it's an ALL OUT WAR!
Kasongo anapigwa cold war hadi anaruka akili na kuanza matusi.
Silhouettematurity. facts, opposition, failure to show up for events like Holidays. No room for his propaganda.
He sleeps and wakes up angry these days.
He has been outsmarted and, unlike the streets, he has no strategy to counter what is happening.
Bullets cannot work!
Abductions have failed to work either.
The pressure CREASES!
Finyeni kabisaa!
CAK's analysis shows that Bidcoro, with a market share of less than one percent, will control a maximum market share of 2.8 percent after the acquisition of Suntory. Read more: https://t.co/rIkl7sOwms…
The lack of budgetary allocations towards the payment of pending bills by the government could derail State's objective to reduce the arrears which continue to pile up. Read more: https://t.co/BtObDRgtkR
Coffee farmers race to comply with EU forest rules. Under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), the EU will only buy coffee whose sellers have proven it was not grown on land that was deforested after December 31, 2020. Read more: https://t.co/Z153qWFxoQ…
Commercial banks have warned of even higher interest rates on loans from the adoption of new tax measures that touch on the provision of financial services. Read more: https://t.co/5baco01O9K
The Treasury projects to save more than Sh2.3 billion from proposed mergers of about 35 State corporations in the first phase of restructuring through cuts on the budget for office administration, maintenance and staff remuneration. Read more: https://t.co/i9cpgIVAhT
The National Assembly, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Senate, the Judiciary and State House were the biggest travel spenders, with overseas trips by officials - which often involve lavish allowances – continuing unabated. Read more: https://t.co/t7shZoDVPf…