Schools To Close Early Ahead of April Holidays, Here’s Why
Government and Policy
Schools across the country are preparing to close for the April holiday, with the official closing date set for April
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Month: March 2025
Standard Chartered Bank’s Net Profit Surges to Ksh 20 Billion On Strong Income Growth
Market News
Standard Chartered Bank posted a profit after tax of 20 shillings billion in 2023, marking a significant increase of 6.23
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Money Market Funds: It’s Not About Sky-High Returns, It’s About Stability, Integrity, And Peace Of Mind
Entrepreneur's Corner
When it comes to investing in money market funds, the conversation always drifts towards those flashy, high returns. The ones
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The Madness Of Making Mathematics Optional: A Blunder So Stupid It Could Only Come From Ruto’s Incompetent Government
Government and Policy
In yet another act of utter incompetence, the government, under the misguided leadership of President Ruto and the oblivious PS
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If You Are Looking For A Job, NCBA Bank Is Hiring
Entrepreneur's Corner
If you have ever dreamt of being at the forefront of the future of banking, with the ability to make
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NCBA Bank Unveils A New Insurance Company In Kenya
Headlines
NCBA Group PLC (“NCBA”) has unveiled a new brand identity for its insurance business following full acquisition of AIG Kenya
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Play Aviator And Win Over Ksh 1 Million In Free Bets On SportPesa Casino
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SportPesa Casino is taking the thrill of online gaming to new heights with the Aviator game, where players now stand
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Absa Bank’s 2024 Profits Ups 28% To Hit Ksh 20.9 Billion
Market News
Absa Bank Kenya PLC has announced improved financial results for the year ended 31 December 2024, with net earnings rising
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How Stigma And Misconceptions Shape Care For Dementia In Kenya
Lifestyle
Dementia is rapidly emerging as one of Kenya’s most pressing health challenges, yet it remains largely misunderstood, often ignored, and
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How Our Love For Mediocrity is Killing Industries: The Rivatex Betrayal
Investment
Kenyans have perfected the art of rewarding mediocrity, and the slow death of Rivatex East Africa is a glaring example.
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