Year: 2022
Joy For Borrowers As All-Or-Nothing CRB Listing Set To Be Abolished
CBR, shorthand for Credit Reference Bureau has become one of the most dreaded acronyms in Kenya. Mention it and shivers run down the...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
Lancet Kenya Extends Diagnostic Services Through Ponea Online Platform
Customers seeking diagnostics services from Pathologists Lancet Kenya now have an opportunity to access the same through Ponea Health, an e-commerce healthcare technology...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
TechnoServe Targets Edible Oils, Rice, With New Food Fortification Program
The non-profit international development organization TechnoServe has officially launched a program that aims to widen the variety of fortified foods, ensuring Kenyan consumers...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
New Radio Station Set To Hit The Airwaves
After a lull in the broadcast market, a new radio station is set to be launched with an eye on the national audience....
KALU MENGO2 Mins read
Standard Bank Crowned Best Private Bank In Africa
Standard Bank, the continent’s largest financial services organisation by assets, has claimed the prestigious title of Best Private Bank in Africa, awarded by Global...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
![President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto. [Photo/ HusseinMohammedg]](https://businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/FchdtxNXEAAUbg1.jpg)
President William Ruto: The 5th Begins Five-Year Term
Dr. William Ruto is the fifth President of the Republic of Kenya. He took the oath of office in front of over 60,000...
MARTIN SIELE1 Mins read
Mobile Banking Service Turns Into a Reliable Source Of Salary Loans
Life has become unbearable for many Kenyans these days. The cost of living – driven up by increased prices of fuel and other...
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
Insurance Companies Record 1.9 Million Claims Payments In 3 Months
Insurance companies in Kenya paid 1.9 million claims in the second quarter of 2022, a 6.3% increase compared to the same period last...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
![Ndindi Nyoro pictured with President-elect William Ruto. With its 50.1% stake, the Government retains control of Kenya Power. Nyoro is now the largest individual shareholder in the power utility. [Photo/ Ndindi Nyoro]](https://businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/299555732_612540376897762_2235135274099703872_n-e1662988480613.jpg)
Ndindi Nyoro Sparks Scramble for Kenya Power Shares
The disclosure of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro's tripling of his shareholding in power utility Kenya Power as well as the anticipated policies of...
MARTIN SIELE2 Mins read
Most Dangerous Places For Children In Nairobi And Mombasa
ChildFund has launched a multimillion campaign to ensure the safety of children online in Kenya with studies indicating rising trends of abusé in...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
