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

The Kenya Shilling - 1,000 Shilling Notes

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Banks and other financial institutions in Kenya now face fines of up to KES 20 million ($155,000/GBP 122,000) for breaking new terror financing rules as the country works to stop suspicious financial flows. New regulations from the Ministry of Interior and National Administration raise the maximum penaltyContinue Reading

Kenya Uganda Pension Deal Lets Workers Transfer Savings

(KAMPALA, UGANDA) – Workers moving between Kenya and Uganda could increasingly take their pension savings with them after the two countries’ social security funds set up a reciprocal arrangement for transferring accumulated balances. National Social Security Fund Uganda Managing Director Patrick Ayota said the Ugandan and Kenyan funds have establishedContinue Reading