You should have insurance as part of your financial plan.
Insurance is often misunderstood as an unnecessary expense, but in reality, it is a crucial part of your financial plan.
It helps keep your financial plan on track by mitigating financial risks, providing tax benefits, covering debt obligations, and replacing lost income during a crisis.
On Thursday, 27th August, join us for our X-Space, โUnderstanding Insurance in Todayโs Changing World,โ where weโll explore how insurance can protect your wealth, income, and financial goals. @KeEquityBank
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On THURSDAY next week, we will be hosting Understanding Insurance in Todayโs Changing World X-Space at 7 PM EAT.
Our speakers for the session will be Jane Njeru, Principal Officer, Equity Bancassurance Intermediary Ltd, and Benson M. Njatha, Head of Marketing, @KeEquityBank Bancassurance Intermediary Ltd.
Join us as we explore how insurance is evolving and what it means for you.
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"Ukikuja hapa Ngong road, utaona flyover imejengwa. Ukiangalia hapa mbele, utaona Talanta stadium. Hata nashangaa anatumia funding gani," Kenyans speak on President Rutoโs four years in office.
Media Council of Kenya (MCK) Director for Media Training and Development, Mr. Victor Bwire, paid a courtesy call to the Nairobi Leo offices.
During the visit, Mr. Bwire engaged the social media team ahead of the 2027 General Election, emphasizing the importance of credibility, accuracy, and verification in news reporting.
He encouraged the team to uphold the high editorial standards that have made Nairobi Leo one of Kenya's leading digital publishers.
Among the Somali people, as among the Igbo society immortalised by Chinua Achebe, proverbs are not casual decorations of speech; they are the palm oil with which words are eaten.
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It was obvious from day one that the UDA candidate will be soundly beaten by Wamunyoro's candidate in the Ol Kalou by election. Only the margin was being debated in low tone. The conventional wisdom seemed to suggest that UDA's candidate will garner between 25 to 35% of the vote. In otherwords, he will mount a respectable fight and validate the propaganda peddled by political minnows from Kiambu that President Ruto still retains significant support in Mt. Kenya region. Now that the dust has settled, the postmortem by political pathologists give a dire prognosis of the dismal performance of UDA. 13% of the vote was an awful return for the billions spent and the false promises so recklessly made to the voters. Of course, the divorce between President Ruto and the Kikuyu community provided the background melody in UDA's calamitous showing in Ol Kalou. A number of other factors played significant role in the horror show too. First, gooism and violence played a significant role in the death and demise of UDA in Ol Kalou. Kenya's loathe violence unleashed on them and their homes by politicians enjoying state patronage. Historic experience taught them that violence begets violence and leads to death and destruction. Goonism which is flourishing as a powerful and well resourced department in the Minstry of Internal Security Office of the President has lately scared Kenyans to death. Ol Kalou voters strong repudiated the thesis that voters can be forced by goons and other violent characters to vote for a preferred candidate. Going foward, Politicians must know that gooism and violence will cost them votes. Second, "development" on wheelbarrows, wooden boats, gas cylinders and electric poles on the roadside annoyed Ol Kalou votes. UDA flashed the discredited "development card" as if it was doing a favour to the Ol Kalou voter. Surely aren't these voters Kenyans entitled to development? The fake promises of unrealistic "development" turned many voters in Ol Kalou against UDA. Voters rightly saw the lies and false promises made just to get their votes. Going foward, Politicians must know that voters aren't stupid and they see a lie from distant. Ole Kalou voters told our politicians "Just be truthful, you fucking idiots!" Third, the leadership of UDA was lightweight and not credible. The face of UDA's campaign in Ol Kalou was Hon. Moses Kuria. Moses is a good man with many qualities but I don't think he is a good trusted salesman. A salesman speaks with measured tone/seriousness. Moses speaks too fast and playfully for a rural audience like Ol Kalou. Moses is effective/impressive in Live tv shows like Jeff's @KoinangeJeff on @citizentvkenya but he didnt come out credible in rallies in rural Ol Kalou. More importantly, as a Kiambu gentry what could he really tell a third generation Mau Mau offspring who grew up hearing the heroics and eventual death of JM Kariuki in the hands of Kiambu mafia led by Jomo? Lastly, UDA arrogantly refuses to come to terms with the political reality shaping the 2027 elections. In Kenya, we vote along tribal lines. Nothing inherently wrong with that. The Kikuyu community has made up its mind as have the Kamba, Somali, Luo etc. Our Kikuyu brothers right from H.E Rigathi Gachagua, H.E UHURU down to the pickpockets and pimps in River Road have said loud and clear that their sole agenda in 2027 to send H.E WILLIAM RUTO to Sugoi. That is a right those who support Ruto's reelection like MYSELF must respect and strategize to defeat...but we must respect their choice nonetheless. Ol Kalou voters cried that their choice be respected...
@geraldbitok The countries you have listed have no Wicknell Chivayo to get a big cut of the deal on behalf of the corrupt chief controlling power. Our savings are not for your corrupt and tribal chief to seal deals, enrich himself and his children. Boss, we are tired of this madness.
@geraldbitok@ConradKulo We cant invest our Sacco savings in this corrupt, tribal and incompetent government led by deal-making leaders on every project being rolled out. Not now. Not when that man getting a cut on every project is still in power.
The Kenya you want doesn't build itself. It is built by citizens who show up at the IEBC voter registration desk and at the ballot. Be one of them. Show up for Kenya.
The Board of Directors of the @NSE_PLC wishes to notify its shareholders and the public of changes in the leadership of the Board. The changes follow the conclusion of the term of the Board Chairman and a review of the Boardโs composition in line with the Exchangeโs commitment to strong governance, independence and long-term institutional oversight. the
Effective 13 July 2026, Mr. Tom Mulwa has been appointed Chairman of the NSE Board, succeeding Mr. Kiprono Kittony, EBS, who retires as Chairman and Independent Non-Executive Director effective 12 July 2026 following six years of distinguished leadership.
During Mr. Kittony's tenure, the NSE recorded significant milestones, including ending an eleven-year IPO drought, introducing innovative products to expand retail investor participation, and driving the implementation of the Exchange's ambitious 2025โ2029 strategy. His leadership also saw the NSE emerge as one of Africa's top-performing exchanges.
The Board warmly welcomes Mr. Mulwa and looks forward to his leadership as the Exchange builds on this strong foundation to deepen Kenya's capital markets, broaden investor participation and create long-term value for shareholders and the economy.
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Honored the invitation by Mr. Robert Weyao, Chairman of the Luhya Community in Nyali, to fellowship with the congregation at Revival Springs Centre, Sosiani Village, under the leadership of Rev. Susan Maliva Boaz. Reflecting on Ephesians 4:25, I emphasized truth, integrity, and accountability, and the need to elect leaders who uphold these values. It was a blessed and uplifting service.
#Kaziiendelee
#TujengeNyaliPamoja
#E.JNyali
We probably deserve another red card for that last post! But in all seriousness, congratulations to @Arsenal on winning the Premier League and a great run in the Champions League.
Looking forward to picking up the battle again with you next season.