Kenafric Clarifies Baba Dogo Land Repossession
Government and Policy
Kenafric Properties has addressed public concerns following the recent repossession of a parcel of land in Baba Dogo, Nairobi, commonly
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Month: June 2025
Why The Hub Karen Is The Ultimate Place For Family Fun This Father’s Day
Lifestyle
Father’s Day is a cherished chance to pause and truly recognize the quiet strength and unwavering sacrifices of fathers. If
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Safaricom Announces Ksh 3 million Sponsorship For 4 Professional Golfers Under PGK Programme
Lifestyle
Safaricom (NSE: SCOM) has announced a KES 3 million sponsorship to support four young Kenyan professional golfers through the Professional Golfers
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Safaricom Supports ‘Kipkemboi’ Film Launch as a Part of Elevating Kenyan Storytelling
Lifestyle
Safaricom (NSE: SCOM) has announced its support for the Kenyan-Canadian film Kipkemboi, reinforcing its commitment to empowering local creatives and leveraging technology
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The Uphill Battle Kenyans Face In Accessing Property Finance And Why NCBA Offers A Refreshing Alternative
Headlines
For many Kenyans, owning a home remains a distant dream, an elusive ambition tangled in a web of structural challenges,
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Are REITs Worth The Shot? The Qwetu Journey
Investment
By 2020, Acorn’s Qwetu hostels or Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) were a proven hit. The developer had broken ground on
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Kenya’s 2025 Finance Bill: A Numbers-Driven Turning Point for the Tax Landscape
Government and Policy
The Finance Bill 2025 marks a critical inflection point in Kenya’s economic governance, pivoting heavily toward revenue maximization. With the
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Throwing Away The Scientists Is Delivering A Growing Food Crisis
Opinion
In 2025, Kenya, its farmers, and its consumers will be delivering a world demonstration of why scientists have been pleading
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Why Many Startups In Kenya — And Across Africa — Ultimately Fail
Entrepreneur's Corner
The narrative surrounding African startups, particularly those headquartered in Kenya — often dubbed the “Silicon Savannah” — has in recent
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·LG Plants 300 Indigenous Trees to Promote Recovery of Nairobi’s Ngong Hills Forest
Lifestyle
LG Electronics (LG) East Africa has today planted 300 trees in the Ngong Hills Forest as part of its World
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