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TechMoran Launches StartupEast Conference & Awards for New Generation of Startups
TechMoran, a pioneer African technology and startup media company, has launched the StartupEast Conference & Awards, to discover a new generation of startups in East Africa. The inaugural StartupEast Conference & Awards 2026 will take place on December 1, 2026, in Nairobi, Kenya, and is open to early-stage founders in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia,…
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TECNO’s Modular Phone and Tonino Lamborghini TECNO TAURUS phones feted at IFA 2026
TECNO’s TECNO Modular Phone and the ultra-compact Tonino Lamborghini TECNO TAURUS (MEGA MINI G1 Pro) have been feted IFA Global Product Technology Innovation Awards at IFA 2026, reports TechMoran. Tonino Lamborghini TECNO TAURUS (MEGA MINI G1 Pro) took the Miniaturized Gaming PC Technology Innovation Gold Award while the TECNO Modular Phone was honored with the…
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Quickmart plans Nairobi bourse listing through 50% share sale
Kenyan supermarket chain Quickmart plans to list on the Main Segment of the Nairobi Securities Exchange through the sale of a 50% stake by its existing shareholder, the company said. Sokoni Retail Kenya Ltd, which owns all of Quickmart, plans to sell 2 billion existing ordinary shares, representing half of the retailer’s issued share capital.…
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Kenya Airways Picks Sabre, Branchspace to Modernise Booking and Digital Retailing
Kenya Airways has partnered with Sabre and Branchspace to overhaul its reservations, ticketing and digital commerce systems as the airline moves toward more personalised travel offers and offer-and-order-based retailing. The carrier has selected Sabre to replace its core passenger service system, which has supported Kenya Airways’ reservations, inventory and airport check-in operations for more than…
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KCB Leads Kenya Banks With 17.3% Market Share as Loans Top KSh1 Trillion
KCB Bank Kenya retained its position as the country’s largest lender, with a 17.3% share of the banking market, ahead of Equity Bank at 11.8% and Co-operative Bank at 9.4%, according to Central Bank of Kenya data. KCB had the largest net assets, deposits, profit before tax and core capital among Kenyan banks. Its net…
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KCB, RUBIS, KTB Team Up to Push Inclusive Tourism in Kenya
KCB Group Plc, RUBIS Energy Kenya and the Kenya Tourism Board have launched a campaign to promote more accessible tourism in Kenya, using a five-day journey by six creators with disabilities to showcase destinations from perspectives beyond conventional visual travel content. The “Kenya Beyond Sight” campaign will take the creators through Kenya’s eastern and coastal…
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Absa, Vivo Energy Kenya sign financing deal to support Shell station expansion
Absa Bank Kenya and Vivo Energy Kenya, the distributor and marketer of Shell products in the country, have signed a financing partnership aimed at helping service-station dealers expand their businesses and secure long-term operating locations. Under the memorandum of understanding, eligible Vivo Energy dealers will have access to tailored financing to pay landowners rent in…
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Mawingu Foundation to Push Integrated Healthcare Infrastructure at UNGA81
Mawingu Foundation will bring governments, healthcare providers, technology companies and investors together at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday to push for greater investment in the infrastructure needed to deliver digital healthcare in underserved communities. The Kenyan foundation will host a side event focused on combining internet connectivity, reliable electricity and clinical technology, arguing…
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Twiga Foods enters administration
Twiga Foods Limited has entered administration and Mohamed A. Mohamed of Maawiy Financial Advisory Limited has been appointed Administrator by the Board of Directors effective September 2026. Templar Field Limited, formerly known as Twiga Foods Limited follows an earlier adminstration of one GT Flow Limited, another Twiga Foods subsidiary (formerly known as Twiga Foods One…
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Kenya Court Voids $1.6 Billion Safaricom Stake Sale to Vodacom
Kenya’s High Court has nullified the government’s sale of a 15% stake in Safaricom Plc to Vodacom Group, ruling that the multibillion-shilling divestiture violated the Constitution and applicable laws and ordering the shares to be restored. The decision threatens to unwind a transaction worth about KSh204 billion ($1.6 billion) that was completed in June after…