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Equity Group has appointed new Independent Non-Executive Directors to its Board of Directors (the Board), following the retirement of four others. The Independent Non-Executive Directors include Mrs. Farida Khambata, Mr. Nick O’Donohoe, Dr. Aloysius Uche Ordu, Mr. Biraro Rwayitare, Dr. Lakshmi Shyam-Sunder, Eng. David Mutombo. Mrs. Farida Khambata holds a Master’s in Economics from Cambridge […]

Minet is eyeing Eldoret’s thriving SME landscape with its latest launch. Eldoret, the commercial capital of Uasin Gishu County, is undergoing rapid urbanization, infrastructure growth, and economic diversification. In just one year, Eldoret’s population has expanded by over 20,000 people, thanks to the presence of an international airport, a central railway terminal and accessible roads that

MultiChoice in Kenya has announced a countrywide campaign aimed at offering more value to customers between June and July 2025. The “We’ve Got You” promotion will automatically upgrade both DStv and GOtv subscribers across Kenya to the next higher-tier package at no additional cost. The only requirement is that the customers must pay for their

VFS Global has shared a visa application advisory with information to help reduce fraud esepcially as Kenyans go for Visa appointments and applications. VFS Global has also implemented a number of measures as the surge in travel activity continues into 2025 and visa applications increase in volumes higher than ever before. According to the World

The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has given the green light for the proposed acquisition of control of Gulf African Bank Limited by Dubai’s Soren Investment Company Limited. The approval, which was granted under Section 46 (6)(a) of the Competition Act (Cap. 504), authorizes the implementation of the transaction as outlined in the submitted merger

By Azael Serrano In the evolving landscape of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), two realities are inescapable: space is scarce, and budgets are tight. The modern SME, often navigating hybrid work environments, escalating real estate costs, and digital-first expectations, is being forced to rethink its technology investments. The priority is no longer big, powerful infrastructure,

Michael Joseph, the Independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the national carrier, Kenya Airways PLC, has retired from service. His retirement is effective June 13, 2025, marking the end of a pivotal nine-year tenure that began in 2016. In a public statement issued by the airline’s board, Kenya Airways credited Mr. Joseph with providing exceptional