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Naivas Celebrates 35 Years with Nationwide Customer Appreciation Drive
Naivas Supermarket, Kenya’s largest and most successful retail chain, has launched a countrywide customer appreciation campaign to celebrate 35 years of operations, rewarding loyal shoppers with giveaways, shopping vouchers, and in-store surprises across its network of branches.
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Liquid and DropByDrop Join Forces to Tackle Kenya’s Water Loss Crisis with Smart Tech

Liquid Intelligent Technologies has partnered with DropByDrop Water Systems to revolutionize water distribution in Kenya
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IRA Urges Shift to Voluntary Insurance Products to Drive Sector Growth
The Insurance Regulatory Authority has called on players to diversify their offerings and reduce over-reliance on compulsory insurance
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Watu Credit Expands Digital Access with Over 3 Million Smartphones Financed
Watu Credit, has announced it has financed over 3 million smartphones across eight African countries, marking a major milestone
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Safaricom Pumps KSh 2.4 Billion into Circle Gas to Scale Pay-As-You-Go Clean Energy Model
Safaricom PLC Safaricom has invested KSh 2.4 billion in Circle Gas, boosting Kenya’s pay-as-you-go M-Gas clean cooking solution.
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Bolt partners with NTSA, National Police & County Govt to train drivers on road and app safety
Bolt, the ridehailing platform, today hosted a comprehensive safety training workshop for drivers and couriers on its platform.
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Sidian Bank Clinches Customer Focus and Innovation Award 2025
Sidian Bancassurance won the 2025 Think Business Insurance Awards, earning top honors for innovation and customer focus
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Kenya Seeks UAE Investment to Fund SGR Extension to Malaba a
Kenya is in talks with UAE’s Etihad Rail to fund and operate the Standard Gauge Railway extension from Naivasha to Malaba
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Absa Kenya Unveils Country’s First Shariah-Compliant Mobile Banking Platform and Payment Card
Absa Bank Kenya has introduced La Riba Timiza, the first fully Shariah-compliant mobile banking platform developed by a Tier 1 bank in Kenya.
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Cynthia Karuri-Kropac Leaves Safaricom as Telco Hunts for New Chief Enterprise Business Officer

Cynthia Karuri–Kropac has left Safaricom as its Chief Enterprise Business Officer after joining the telco on 1st September 2022 from US telco AT&T, where she was the Senior Director, Enterprise Mobile and IoT Technologies, since 2019. Her career at AT&T. spanned 19 years, having held various management and leadership roles. Cynthia Karuri–Kropac took over from…