WE HAVE DONE IT AGAIN!
Back-to-back. For the second year running, we’ve been crowned Overall PR Campaign of the Year at the @prskkenya Awards.
This time for the WRC/KTB Safari Rally East Africa Campaign.
Two years. Two wins.
We are raising the bar. Again.
#PRSKAwards
When the audience is at the heart of the campaign, the message lands differently.
Congratulations to @IMGKenya, winners of Consumer Relations Campaign of the Year for WRC KTB Safari Rally EAC Campaign by KTB.
#PRSKExcellenceAwards2025#PRSKat55
Central value: KES 34 per share; defensible range: KES 21–50. The H1 result supports a materially higher value if the broader, non-block-trade increase in activity persists
Nairobi Securities Exchange’s H1 profit surged 386% to 736.9 Mn as total income more than doubled to 1.21 Bn, driven by a 476% jump in equity levy income to 770.5 Mn.
The KSh 204.3 Bn Safaricom block trade boosted activity, but equity turnover still rose 111% excluding the deal.
Bond levy income grew 22% and data income 29%, while annualised ROE climbed to 51.5%.
The period also saw KPC end an over-decade IPO drought and Family Bank list.
@BuzekiKiprop That's exceptional and can be waived by the CS for his extra ordinary performance. Very fair. But having a blanket tax exemption for all athletes is my concern. Everyone, including a mama mboga should pay taxes. We are all in this together.
A Nigerian man named Ojo Eghosa Kingsley recently woke up to a shock. About ₦1.5 billion, roughly $1.1 million USD, had been mistakenly credited to his bank account due to an error by his bank.
Instead of reporting it immediately, authorities say he spent part of the money and transferred some to family accounts. Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency later stepped in, and the case went to court.
The judge gave him a choice. Refund the remaining ₦272 million, or serve one year in prison along with a ₦5 million fine. He chose jail.