BUSINESS
This section give a comprehensive coverage of business news in Kenya – ranging from companies, industry, economy, markets, agriculture and the NGO world.
Why Britam Is Betting on Trust Funds as More Kenyans Seek to Protect Family Wealth
As Kenyan households accumulate wealth through property, businesses and investments, conversations around succession planning are gradually shifting from simply writing wills to creating...
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Kenya Airways Posts Ksh16.1B loss as Fuel, Maintenance Costs Rise
Kenya Airways has suffered a deeper financial setback in the first half of 2026, posting a net loss of Ksh 16.08 billion despite...
SABRINA BT2 Mins read
Absa Africa Financial Markets Index Report Set to launch in October
The Absa Africa Financial Markets Index Report will be launched October 14th 2026, on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund(IMF)-World Bank meetings...
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KRA 2026 Tax Amnesty: How to Claim 100% Amnesty
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has given taxpayers with old tax debts another chance to put their tax affairs in order without carrying...
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Sameer Africa 2026 Half-Year Net Profit Jumps 19.9% to KSh103.89 Million
Sameer Africa Group Plc posted a 19.86% rise in half year net profit to KSh 103.89 million from KSh 86.67 million over a...
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CBK Receives Ksh22.6B in Bids as Investors Back Treasury Bond Switch
Investor appetite for government securities remained strong after the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) received bids worth Ksh 22.58 billion in its latest...
SABRINA BT2 Mins read
Treasury Sets Ksh1.15T Borrowing Target for 2026/27 Deficit
The National Treasury has set a Ksh 1.15 trillion borrowing target for the 2026/27 financial year as the government seeks to finance its...
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Diamond Trust Bank Half-Year Net Profit Up 35.8% to KSh 7.3Bn
Diamond Trust Bank(DTB), a regional player with 130 branches spread across in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda- delivered a strong first-half performance, with net...
JACKSON OKOTH1 Mins read
