Uhuru CS Appointed President Of London Tech Giant
JUMO, a technology company building next-generation financial services for emerging market entrepreneurs, has hired former Kenyan ICT Minister Joe Mucheru as President.
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Uhuru CS Appointed President Of London Tech Giant
JUMO, a technology company building next-generation financial services for emerging market entrepreneurs, has hired former Kenyan ICT Minister Joe Mucheru as President.
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EABL Records Kshs 8.7 Billion Profit For Half Year Ended December 2022
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George Odhiambo Takes Over as National Bank MD
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Family Bank Sets Aside Ksh60 Million For 2023 High School Scholarships
302 bright but needy students have received scholarships through Tufuzu na Elimuprogramme by the Family Group Foundation.
The Foundation set aside Ksh60 million to cater for tuition,...
KenGen’s Billion-Shilling Dividend Boom For Shareholders
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Fake Journalists Rock The Boat In Kenya’s Media Industry
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