🚨🇹🇷 Arda Güler: “We want to apologize, we feel ashamed. We all play for top clubs and we should do way better on this competition”.
“In two games, we scored zero goals and it’s not acceptable”.
After a year away, it's time! 📢📢
Google I/O Extended Nairobi 2026 is officially on. We're bringing back the #GoogleIO local edition.
Join us for a full day of building, learning and AI 😉
🗓️ June 20th
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With bank integrations, compliance is usually completed upfront. Once approved and your account is created, you're often ready to start integrating.
With fintech and telecom payments, such as M-Pesa, compliance is a continuous and much deeper process. Business verification, KYC, use-case reviews, operational checks, security requirements & multiple approval stages can all come into play before you're allowed to go live.
Have you found bank integrations or fintech integrations more challenging, and why?
Here is the ranking of the most expensive ways to send money to Kenya (average cost per transaction):
— Hundi: Sh1,500
— WorldRemit: Sh1,401
— Banks: Sh827
— Hawala: Sh526
— Western Union: Sh504
— Prepaid international cards: Sh390
— MoneyGram: Sh272
— Wave: Sh177
— PayPal: Sh172
— Forex bureaus: Sh158
— Dahabshil: Sh151
— Mobile money operators: Sh120
— Ria: Sh107
— Through someone living in Kenya: Sh24
— Carried personally by sender: Sh14
— Sent through other travellers: Sh1.40
— Personally carried by recipient: Sh0.50
— Digital/crypto currency: Sh0
In the last 10 minutes of the Switzerland vs Bosnia game you had 5 goals, one worldie goal, a red card and a penalty
The best 10 minutes of this World Cup lmaooo
When I&M share price is at Sh 21, no one is interested.
When I&M rises to Sh 60, everyone suddenly wants a piece of it.
If you want to make money in the stock market, avoid herd mentality.
Just buy:
1. Safaricom
2. Kenya Power
3. KenGen
4. Standard Chartered Bank
5. KCB
6. Equity
7. Co-op bank
8. East African breweries
9. NCBA
10. Carbacid Investment
This should cover 9 months of the year atleast
Yesterday, we said Cashflow is the King and Timing is your lifeline.
What does a dividend payout calendar actually look like?
January — $IMH interim
February — $KEGN first and final
March — $SCOM interim
April — $EABL interim
May — $SCBK and $ABSA finals
June — $BAT and $COOP payouts
August — $SCOM final
September — $BAT and $SBIC interims
October — $EABL final, plus $SCBK and $ABSA interims again
December — $COOP first-ever interim (new since 2025), plus $CTUM and $CARB
Ten different months with cash landing.
Notice what changed.
Not how much money you have — just where it's parked.
Same capital, spread across companies that don't get paid in the same breath.
Yield tells you how much you'll earn.
The calendar tells you when you'll see it.
Get that right, and dividend season stops being one big payday.
It becomes ten small ones, lined up against rent, school fees, and other living expenses.
Source: NSE, CDSC.
But honestly, get speeding tickets at night in Kenya is so ridiculous. I literally can’t see the road at night… no proper lighting… no markings etc… but you want me to see a small road sign ? 😅
The people who spent years caring for us deserve the same love, support, and peace of mind in return.
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