@TheAbojani 40% - SACCO fo capital preservation
30% - Mansa X for wealth building
15% - MMF for emergency fund
15% - Take a class on investing or build a skill
Faida Investment Bank is set to earn about Sh1 billion after successfully leading the KPC IPO, which raised Sh112 billion against a Sh106 billion target.
The fee represents a 1% success commission on the offer proceeds.
@citizentvkenya@KoinangeJeff didn’t the Governor anticipate and plan to address the floods? Rains are now predictable to the day and even hour. Anticipatory action is at the core of disaster risk management. One can’t surely just blame the past. Where were the rescue teams?
National Treasurer CPA Mary Maalu presents the financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2025.
Key highlights include:
• Membership growth to over 241,000 members
• Total assets exceeding Kshs 75 Billion
• Loans and advances surpassing Kshs 52 Billion
The Sacco continues to demonstrate strong financial performance driven by prudent management and member confidence.
#FinancialStrength #MemberOwned #StimaSacco52ndAGM #SaccoYanguMaishaYangu
Today I had the honour of officially opening the Kenya–UK–Finland Trilateral Workshop on Mediation at Radisson Blu Arboretum, Nairobi.
In my remarks I highlighted that at a time when global norms and institutions are under strain, and the peaceful settlement of disputes is increasingly overlooked, mediation remains more critical than ever. The frameworks that govern dispute resolution have not kept pace with emerging challenges, and both incentives and capacity for mediation must be strengthened.
I indicated that Kenya continues to champion the peaceful settlement of disputes as the most effective pathway to stability. Our partnership with the UK and Finland reflects a shared commitment to advancing mediation as a key tool for conflict prevention and resolution.
Kenya has considerable experience in mediating conflicts. However, we must continue strengthening the capacity of our mediators and institutions to sustain and scale this important work, including through initiatives such as this workshop.
Kenya is also spearheading efforts toward a treaty on the Support for Conflict Resolution Through Mediation. We look forward to leveraging technology and working with the Friends of Mediation and other partners to further advance this agenda.
Also in attendance were Dr. Ed Barnett, Chargé d’Affaires of the British High Commission in Nairobi; Amb. Pekka Kosonen, Ambassador for Peace Mediation, Republic of Finland; and Leo Svahnback, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Finland in Nairobi. @ForeignOfficeKE@UKinKenya@FinlandinKenya
I respect Babu Owino’s honesty in openly admitting on #SundayLive his past use of bhang, drugs, and alcohol. He clearly stated that it’s been six years since he quit and that he no longer engages in any of it. That was a solid and commendable response.
MY SPEECH AT iSPEAK CONVENTION, WESTLANDS CONSTITUENCY.
For too long, young people have been told they are the leaders of tomorrow and that they're too young to lead.
History proves otherwise: Nations rise and thrive because of the passion, energy, and drive of their youth.
We must actively shape Kenya's future; either by vying for leadership positions ourselves or by electing principled, visionary leaders.
Today, I spoke to passionate Gen-Zs at the iSPEAK Convention in Westlands Constituency, Nairobi, on the vital role of the Church and young people in nation-building.
The time for youth leadership is TODAY;not tomorrow.
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Expansion is not necessarily a good thing, but if you must expand, stick to your core.
“Cook the food people crave, at a price thru can afford, in places they go.”
If Kosewe had stuck to his own core of cooking food, he probably would not have tried building a hotel in Kisimu.
Smashing success selling fish and ugali in Nairobi CBD does not translate at all to selling beds in Kisumu.
THE POINT IS: STICK TO YOUR CORE BUSINESS.
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While Bloomberg is right to say that "a less hegemonic dollar would [adversely] affect America’s geopolitical prowess," it is wrong to assume that it would also adversely affect the US economy, or that it would raise US interest rates.
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I am struggling to believe what I am seeing in this table published by @CBKKenya on Friday. The government borrowed KSh 1.25 trillion in the last financial year. It borrowed KSh 916 billion from the domestic market and the rest from external sources. 🧵
Okay, documentary twitter, today I gift you 20 documentaries and their links. Most are very deep and long. If you like them , you can watch them.
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