Hello, I’m Janeffer. Welcome to today’s edition of The Business Roundup. In this edition, our leading stories are: David Ndii and Kiprono Kittony Appointed to New Kenya Airways Board Boost to Ruto as ...

Kenya Airways board appoints Kiprono Kittony as chairman, succeeding Michael Joseph. David Ndii joins as non-executive director. Learn about the new leadership team.

The National Treasury plans to introduce new licensing rules for non-deposit-taking credit providers (NDTCPs) under the proposed Business Law (Amendment) Act, 2024.Treasury Cabinet Secretary John ...

Corruption thrives on opacity. Tokenisation introduces traceability. Each token is purpose-locked, audit-traceable and ...

As tensions rise across the Middle East, Kenyans fear economic shocks, disrupted exports, and risks to the more than 400,000 ...

Kenya’s tax framework has undergone rapid and successive changes. Within a short period, the Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2024, the Tax Procedures (Amendment) Act 2024, and the Finance Act 2025 have all ...

The IPO received a 105.7 percent subscription ⁠rate, raising Sh112 billion against the State target of Sh106 billion after ...

Kenyan startup Bleriot Group is gearing up its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production operation this year with a view to ...

You put on your Meta Ray-Ban glasses, say “Hey Meta,” and ask for help identifying a restaurant down the street. Routine ...

For more than two decades, Khary Mason worked the streets of Detroit as a police officer, eventually serving as a homicide detective. In his new exhibition, “Friendly Fire,” Mason revisits those years ...

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