Nairobi Hospital Tells Court It Is Financially Stable Despite $17.1 Million Deficit Claims

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Nairobi Hospital has told the High Court it remains financially stable, well capitalised and able to support its current operations and future growth, rejecting claims by petitioners that the institution faces financial collapse. The hospital made the submission in response to a petition by Busia Senator OkiyaContinue Reading

The Kenya Shilling - 1,000 Shilling Notes

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya received more diaspora cash from Tanzania than from Saudi Arabia in August for the first time, as new foreign worker rules in the Gulf kingdom cut earnings and transfers from one of Kenya’s biggest remittance markets. Cash sent home from Tanzania reached a record $11.72 millionContinue Reading

KCB and Pesapal Deal Signals Bank Shift to Fintech

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – KCB Group will acquire a 22.23% stake in digital payments company Pesapal, according to a disclosure by Tanzania’s competition regulator. The Fair Competition Commission (FCC) revealed the stake size as it reviews the transaction, which was first announced by KCB in November 2025. The bank said atContinue Reading

Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) National Show, Eldoret, March 2023

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – The Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) on Sunday held a Harvest Festival thanksgiving service at the ACK All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi, bringing together farmers, exhibitors and other agricultural sector stakeholders ahead of the Nairobi International Trade Fair. The thanksgiving service, which celebrates farmers’ contribution to foodContinue Reading

Kenya Satellite Towns Face Infrastructure Strain as Housing Demand Surges

(DIANI, KENYA) – Kenya’s rapidly expanding satellite towns are coming under growing pressure to upgrade infrastructure and planning, as developers increase housing supply without a corresponding expansion of roads, drainage, water and other essential services. Built environment professionals are calling for a shift in how new housing and infrastructure projectsContinue Reading

East Africa Insurance Regulators Agree Supervision Standards in Nairobi Meeting

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Insurance regulators across East Africa have agreed to standardise the supervision of insurance companies, a move aimed at making it easier to compare underwriting practices and strengthen oversight of the region’s growing insurance market. The agreement was reached by commissioners and insurance supervisors from several East AfricanContinue Reading