@ggiste Replace the KSh 65k rent with a mortgage if possible. The repayment could be similar, but at least you’re building your own asset. Then save first, spend later.
Dear younger me… ungejua vile life ita-align, unge-relax kidogo.
In this reflective piece, the Ag. @CG_KRA , Dr. Lillian Nyawanda shares a letter to her younger self filled with courage, resilience, and purpose.
What’s the one thing your younger self needed to hear?
A highly charged meeting by the Orange Democratic Movement's top decision-making organ has suspended coalition talks with President William Ruto's United Democratic Alliance, the Nation can now reveal.
ODM resolved to have its members stop campaigning for Ruto's re-election bid.
Read more: https://t.co/Xn9l04pMZ3
This is a reminder to drivers; speeding endangers lives. Slow down, obey speed limits, and arrive alive. Drive responsibly; your safety and others' depend on it!#UsalamaBarabarani#HarakatiZanguUsalamaWangu This safety message is brought to your courtesy of
@HudumaKenya
The Brand Finance Kenya 25 2026 report reveals that the overall brand value across the country’s top brands has increased by 3% to KES349 billion this year. Kenya’s banking brands dominate the rankings, with six out of the seven featured banking brands ranking among the top 10. The sector also holds the largest collective brand value share at 56%, equivalent to KES196 billion.
@KeEquityBank retains its position as Kenya’s most valuable brand for the third year in a row, with a brand value increase of 4% to KES73.9 billion.
@KCBInKenya Kenya Commercial Bank climbs one spot in the ranking to second place, with a brand value of KES59.7 billion after a 9% increase, driven by strategic partnerships that have improved its institutional standing within the market.
@SafaricomPLC Safaricom follows in third place, as it experiences a 4% brand value drop to KES55.7 billion this year due to regulatory scrutiny around mobile money dominance and the delayed rollout of its commercial 5G services. Tusker maintains its position as the strongest Kenyan brand, receiving a Brand Strength Index (BSI) score of 97.9/100 and an AAA+ brand strength rating, reflecting its significant presence in Kenya’s cultural and commercial landscape. Aside from its standing as Kenya’s most valuable brand, Equity Bank also rises two spots to become the second strongest Kenyan brand, with a BSI score of 93.9/100 and an AAA+ brand strength rating. With a BSI score of 93.4/100 and an AAA+ brand strength rating,
@BritamEA Britam maintains its standing as the third strongest brand in the ranking, enhancing visibility through initiatives such as investments in financial literacy programmes and sponsoring public-facing events. Discover more insights in the Brand Finance’s Kenya 25 2026 report: https://t.co/0eH2rJI8jk
#TBT
In 1961 Kenya's General Service Unit (GSU) was deployed to Zanzibar to quell severe civil unrest, marking its first operational deployment outside Kenya. The elite 'A' and 'E' companies restored peace within two days.The team left Nairobi to Mombasa by railways and borded a ship to Zanzibar.
Following this, an officer from polgen was later sent in to help form a similar unit in Zanzibar.
#Kenyapolice
#Utumishikwawote
@WashiraX@KRACorporate because they think it prevents malware, but in modern practice, it is discouraged because it blocks password managers and leads to weaker, less secure passwords