The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) plans to slash the cost of sending money by mobile phone, a vital service used by millions of Kenyans daily.

Electric motorbike riders have moved to court, in a standoff with the American-based taxi-hailing company Uber B.V., over bonuses.

With inflation soaring and the cost of living showing no signs of easing, many Kenyan households are increasingly turning to digital credit to bridge their financial gaps.

Participants highlighted the urgency of youth involvement, emphasising inclusivity in agricultural practices and capacity building.

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the government's plan to sell 15 per cent of its 35 per cent Safaricom stake for Sh204.3 billion, dismissing concerns over.

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A handful of Kenyans hold more than half of arable land, which is largely idle with allegations that a substantial proportion of this land has been acquired irregularly.

Vodacom also agreed to buy the right to receive future Safaricom dividends and will make an upfront payment of Sh40.2 billion to the Treasury.

The government's planned sale of a 15 per cent stake of its shareholding in Safaricom to Vodafone Kenya for Sh244.5 billion will help to raise money for critical infrastructure projects.

The Ministry of Mining is on the spot for issuing Devki Group of Companies permission to extract iron ore for his Sh11 billion steel plant without consent from ranch owners.

Kenyan-based digital insurance platform mTek has been acquired by Bolttech. The move advances Bolttech's strategic goals in East Africa and enhances the group's global embedded insurance capabilities.

A handful of Kenyans hold more than half of arable land, which is largely idle with allegations that a substantial proportion of this land has been acquired irregularly.

Vodacom also agreed to buy the right to receive future Safaricom dividends and will make an upfront payment of Sh40.2 billion to the Treasury.

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The expo took place on November 29, 2025, at Business Bay Square Mall, in Eastleigh Nairobi.

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