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Mumias Sugar sinks further into negative territory after posting Sh15b loss

Mumias Sugar Company has plunged further into negative territory after posting a Ksh 15.1 billion loss in the year ending June 2018, which is...

6 Critical Signs You Are Living Large

You are definitely living beyond your means if you fit the following scenario: a month cannot go by without incurring an Mshwari loan debt

How to avoid being broke in campus

There are those who take loans from their colleagues with a promise that they will pay back when funds become available. It is a bad habit.

Nakumatt warehouse taken over unpaid taxes

URA’s decision is set to exacerbate Nakumatt’s troubles with other creditors who are already short on patience.

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