Bank of Baroda faces asset seizure over Sh2.99bn court award to borrower
The bank’s position in the wider dispute has been that Infinity defaulted and that it was entitled to exercise its rights as a secured lender.
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Nyashinski loses bid to keep multi-million Tecno deal secret
The celebrated rapper will now be compelled to produce contract documents on a multi-million-shilling brand ambassador deal he signed with Tecno Kenya in May 2023.
Read briefingWhy this boxing coach says beginners shouldn’t jump straight into jogging and weights
His methods challenge some of the more familiar approaches to weight loss, particularly the tendency to push beginners straight into intense cardio.
Read briefingKenya Power raises Siror’s pay 90pc to Sh46m on turnaround
Mr Siror’s payslip was enhanced by a higher base salary and expense allowances, and a gratuity that was absent previously.
Read briefingYouth remain locked out of jobs in top public agencies
Youth unemployment continues to be a nightmare for Kenya, with the UN warning that this is a ticking time bomb that could pose a serious security threat.
Read briefingCourt faults IRA for ‘sudden’ cancelation of policies in three failed insurers
IRA placed the insurers under statutory management in March over financial deterioration and failure to meet mandatory solvency and capital requirements.
Read briefing‘Prof Carl’ and the failed 2025 investment scheme that preceded QVSE
Like QVSE, PCEX relied on copy trading, where an investor automatically mirrors the trades of another, usually more experienced, trader.
Read briefingBanks, insurers face Sh20m fines in new dirty cash fight
Kenya remains on the FATF list and was among countries whose progress was reviewed in June 2026.
Read briefingCourt curbs Executive powers over PPP projects
The judgment followed a petition by Katiba Institute challenging provisions used in the proposed concessions involving JKIA and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (Ketraco).
Read briefingHow Maulid Owino danced his way from Umoja to Sharjah
For Maulid, dance is more than executing steps to music. As a movement artist, he uses his body to interpret stories, emotions and ideas.
Read briefingLet courts end statutory deductions’ confusion in employment verdicts
A court of first instance that considers a Court of Appeal decision that should be ripe for reconsideration has one lawful course: to apply it while expressing, with appropriate restraint, the...
Read briefingWhy Kenyan firms struggle to quantify climate risk
A 2026 market readiness study by ICPAK shows many firms face a race against time to build the systems and data needed to quantify climate-related risks.
Read briefingJuja’s avocado exporter Karakuta eyes NSE listing
Once Karakuta lists, the NSE will gain an additional member in the agricultural segment, which currently has six companies.
Read briefingCatherine Ndereba: From obituaries to world records and the discipline behind her legacy
'Nobody believed in me at first, apart from my parents. They didn't have any restrictions; they were just watching to see what would come out of this.'
Read briefingCBK says Middle East crisis frustrates push for cheaper loans
The CBK had previously deemed inflation from the Middle East crisis a passing cloud and expected a reduction in the cost of living.
Read briefingTrade ministry now backs import tax on clinker
The government introduced the 17.5 percent levy on the importation of clinker in the country in July 2023, rattling the cement sector with clinker imports falling from 148,000 tonnes in 2023 to...
Read briefingCBK rejects Sh31bn as investors get juicy discounts
Investors offered the apex bank Sh81.4 billion, out of which the CBK accepted Sh50.18 billion, meaning the sale fell short of target by Sh9.82 billion.
Read briefingTanzania moves to enforce mandatory visitor cover as Kenya dithers
The impending rollout comes after Zanzibar introduced its own mandatory inbound travel insurance scheme in October 2024, also setting the premium at $44 and the validity period at up to 92 days.
Read briefingThe unaccompanied middle
Strategically, you learn the difference between motion and progress, usually by spending two years on the wrong one. Every founder I respect has a season they would like back.
Read briefingKenya’s next economic powerhouse is being built by a generation of youth
Connectivity and infrastructure only add value when they lead somewhere: a digital hub must offer our youth real pathways to jobs.
Read briefingNSE investor wealth sheds Sh158bn in one week
The valuation loss comes on the back of a strong rally at the bourse from mid-August, when it crossed the Sh4 trillion market cap milestone for the first time.
Read briefingCourt upholds fresh verification of KenGen equipment tender
KenGen defended its evaluation but did not oppose the additional checks. Its Accounting Officer said the exercise was neither onerous nor prejudicial because the documents’ authenticity and...
Read briefingKimani raises Centum stake with Sh133m purchase
The increase extends a sustained rise in Mr Kimani’s ownership of Centum over the past five years, with his stake more than doubling from 4.39 percent in March 2022 to 11.51 percent in March this...
Read briefingTrader loses bid to block NBK takeover of city leather firm
The case pits an alleged unpaid hides-and-skins supplier against a lender seeking to recover a larger debt from Zingo, whose business and assets are under receivership.
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