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Vodafone buys Kenyan government’s 15% Safaricom stake for KSh 244.5 bln

Vodafone Group has acquired the Kenyan government’s 15% stake in Safaricom for KSh 244.5 billion, lifting its total shareholding
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Digifarm launches Jipange Cash Advance to empower smallholder farmers
DigiFarm, Safaricom’s Agritech platform, today launched Jipange Cash Advance, a facility designed to help smallholder tea farmers
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Safaricom launches Daraja 3.0, upgraded M-PESA API platform for fintech services
Safaricom PLC has unveiled Daraja 3.0, an upgraded M-PESA API platform, marking a leap into Fintech 2.0 and commemorating 25 years
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Stanbic Bank Kenya and Premier Solar Solutions Partner to Boost Access to Affordable Renewable Energy for Businesses
Stanbic Bank Kenya, Premier Solar Solutions have partnered to expand access to affordable and reliable solar energy solutions for businesses
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Safaricom Kicks Off KSh15 Billion Tax-Exempt Green Bond
Safaricom has launched the first KSh15 billion tranche of its KSh40 billion Domestic Medium-Term Note Programme, with an option
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Orbit and Extra maker, Mars Wrigley unveils a $70m plant to serve Kenya & Middle East
Mars Wrigley Kenya has unveiled a sugar-free gum production line at its Athi River facility, building on the more than $70 million
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Bolt, Mookh Partner to Offer Safer Transport for Event-Goers in Kenya’s Festive Season
Ride-hailing firm Bolt has partnered with Kenyan ticketing platform Mookh to provide priority transport access and discounted rides
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NCBA Group posts KES 16.4billion profit after tax
NCBA Group PLC has posted a profit after tax of KES 16.4 billion in its Q3 2025 financial results which is an 8.5 per cent increase
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Sanlam Kenya rebrands to SanlamAllianz
Financial services firm Sanlam Kenya has officially rebranded to Sanlam Allianz Holdings after the recent formation of a joint venture
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Sun King to deploy 50 million solar kits worth $5.6 billion across Africa

Sun King, the world’s largest off-grid solar company, has announced a plan to bring clean electricity to 200 million people in Africa by 2030