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Kenya's Importers Face Higher Costs as Maersk Adds Operational Fee

Kenya's Importers Face Higher Costs as Maersk Adds Operational Fee

Importers in Kenya are set to face higher shipping costs starting today after global shipping giant Maersk announced a new Operational Cost Imports (OCI) fee
Kenya's New Loan Pricing Model Starts Today, But Can It Unlock Credit?

Kenya's New Loan Pricing Model Starts Today, But Can It Unlock Credit?

The Central Bank of Kenya's new Credit Pricing Model is effective today, using KESONIA (the overnight interbank rate) to price new variable-rate loans.
France’s Pierre Fabre Entry Raises Stakes in Kenya’s Skincare Market

France’s Pierre Fabre Entry Raises Stakes in Kenya’s Skincare Market

With Nairobi now viewed as East Africa’s anchor dermatology hub, the arrival of Avène and Ducray signals that multinationals see Kenya as the gateway to a region
Tanzania's Excise Duties on Imports Risk EAC Trade Integration

Tanzania's Excise Duties on Imports Risk EAC Trade Integration

Is East African trade integration more fragile than it looks?
Nairobi Business Ventures Narrows Loss as Aviation Offers a Lifeline

Nairobi Business Ventures Narrows Loss as Aviation Offers a Lifeline

Nairobi Business Ventures reported a weaker half-year as sales fell to Ksh 137.5 Mn from 280.5 Mn on slow trading activity and tighter margins. The group narrowed its loss to 78.3 Mn through cost cuts and pausing loss-making trading lines. Aviation remained the only stable segment. Assets rose to 3.33 Bn, while NBV reviewed new opportunities including real estate development.
Court Pauses Speaker Wetangula's Defamation Suit Over BAT Bribery Allegations

Court Pauses Speaker Wetangula's Defamation Suit Over BAT Bribery Allegations

A decade-long defamation battle pitting the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) against National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has been halted after the Court of Appeal ordered a stay of the High Court proceedings.
Investing in Africa’s Future Through Private Equity

Investing in Africa’s Future Through Private Equity

Initiatives like the Boost Africa program, a collaboration between European Investment Bank and African Development Bank, exemplify how international collaboration can mobilize capital and de-risk investments, while also building local capacity.
Latitude59 Kenya 2025 : Where Pragmatism Meets Ambition in African Tech

Latitude59 Kenya 2025 : Where Pragmatism Meets Ambition in African Tech

Latitude59 Kenya 2025 is more than a conference. It’s an ecosystem engine – designed to spark long-term partnerships, scale meaningful ventures, and turn ambitious ideas into reality.
From Chaos to Clarity: How Zoho One Empowers Kenyan SMEs to Thrive

From Chaos to Clarity: How Zoho One Empowers Kenyan SMEs to Thrive

Zoho One is a comprehensive platform that empowers businesses to streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and gain real-time insights, giving them the control they need to scale confidently.
Eaagads Swings to KSh 4.39Mn Interim Profit as Costs Drop and Output Rises

Eaagads Swings to KSh 4.39Mn Interim Profit as Costs Drop and Output Rises

Eaagads has swung back to profit in the six months to September 2025, posting Ksh 4.39M after a Ksh 15.14M loss last year. 
In the Markets Last Week: Indices Fall, Foreign Outflows Persist, Uchumi Tops 535% YTD

In the Markets Last Week: Indices Fall, Foreign Outflows Persist, Uchumi Tops 535% YTD

Uchumi gained 45.95% this week and lifted its YTD performance to 535%, the strongest on the exchange. Portland rose 19.77% while Carbacid, Olympia and KCB led declines. All major NSE indices fell, with NASI down 3.65% and NSE 25 down 3.90%. Turnover dropped 17% to KSh 3.17B. Foreign investors posted a KSh 619.9M net outflow as Safaricom, KCB, EABL, Equity and BK Group dominated liquidity.
Listed Banks Hit Record KSh 269Bn in Pre-Tax Profits on Higher Lending Income

Listed Banks Hit Record KSh 269Bn in Pre-Tax Profits on Higher Lending Income

NSE listed banks delivered a record-breaking performance in the first nine months of 2025, with pre-tax profits rising 10% to KSh 269 billion and net profit growing 11% to KSh 205 billion. This historic result was powered by a 13% surge in net interest income to KSh 425.5 billion, which decisively offset a 4.1% contraction in non-funded income. Equity and KCB solidified their market dominance, contributing nearly half of all sector income and profits. The sector also showed improved health as loan growth (6.28%) outpaced the rise in non-performing loans (2.03%), indicating stronger underlying asset quality even as the industry navigates a clear shift toward lending-driven revenue.