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M-PESA GlobalPay Visa Card Fuels Kenya’s Digital Payment Boom
Technology
20 hours ago

M-PESA GlobalPay Visa Card Fuels Kenya’s Digital Payment Boom

Safaricom’s M-PESA GlobalPay Visa virtual card has recorded impressive growth, processing a remarkable 8.5 million transactions valued at approximately Sh12 billion over the past year.

SmartPhones in Kenya may become more expensive.
Technology
20 hours ago

SmartPhones in Kenya may become more expensive.

Kenyan consumers could soon face significantly higher costs for mobile phones as the Treasury proposes a steep 25% excise duty on imported devices in the upcoming Finance Bill 2026.

KRA Gains Sweeping Powers to Freeze Accounts During Tax Appeals in Finance Bill 2026
Business
20 hours ago

KRA Gains Sweeping Powers to Freeze Accounts During Tax Appeals in Finance Bill 2026

A contentious new proposal embedded in Kenya’s Finance Bill 2026 is raising alarm bells among taxpayers, granting the Kenya Revenue Authority unprecedented authority to freeze or seize funds even while a tax dispute is under appeal.

Kenyans borrowed an average of Sh4 billion daily through Fuliza as of last year.
Business
20 hours ago

Kenyans borrowed an average of Sh4 billion daily through Fuliza as of last year.

Kenyans have developed an insatiable appetite for instant credit, with daily borrowing through Safaricom’s popular Fuliza service averaging Sh4 billion last year.

Dangote Targets Kenya in Massive Mombasa Refinery Push
Business
20 hours ago

Dangote Targets Kenya in Massive Mombasa Refinery Push

Africa’s wealthiest entrepreneur, Aliko Dangote, is setting his sights on Kenya with an ambitious plan to construct a major oil refinery in Mombasa capable of processing 650,000 barrels per day.

FBI is set to expand its Nairobi office under a new deal with DCI.
News
20 hours ago

FBI is set to expand its Nairobi office under a new deal with DCI.

In a significant step toward strengthening bilateral law enforcement ties, the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation is preparing to enlarge its presence in Nairobi through a fresh agreement with Kenya’s Directorate of Criminal Investigations.

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