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Police denied insurance compensation after Sh2bn default

Nairobi, Feb. 25 -- Families of police officers did not receive claims for the death of their loved ones for the entire 2025 after the National Police Service (NPS) failed to remit premiums, exposing ... Read More


Buzeki's empire at a crossroads: From billion-shilling deals to legal battles

Nairobi, Feb. 22 -- Like many Kenyan entrepreneurs who straddle commerce and politics, Zedekiah Bundotich Kiprop, popularly known as Buzeki, wears two hats: that of a politician and a businessman. So... Read More


KenGen-backed Sh107bn fertiliser factory set to sell carbon credits

Nairobi, Feb. 18 -- Kenya's first $832.76 million (Sh107.3 billion) green fertiliser project targets to sell carbon credits in the lucrative compliance market by removing carbon dioxide from the atmos... Read More


Treasury flags risk of paying investors if toll highways suffer weak demand

Nairobi, Feb. 15 -- The National Treasury is wary of low traffic volume and revenue shortfalls on the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit and Nairobi-Maai Mahiu-Naivasha roads, risks that could force the govern... Read More


Kenya widens domestic debt target by Sh104bn from July

Nairobi, Feb. 12 -- The Treasury has increased its borrowing target for the financial year starting in July by Sh104.1 billion to Sh1.170 trillion, signalling mounting spending pressures amid politica... Read More


Treasury in the dark over billions used on climate change fight

Nairobi, Feb. 11 -- The National Treasury is in the dark about billions of shillings spent or mobilised towards combating climate change, an audit has revealed, raising questions on accountability of ... Read More


Kenya Power raises interim dividend 50pc on profit growth

Nairobi, Feb. 2 -- Kenya Power has increased its interim dividend by 50 percent to Sh0.3 per share for the half year to December 2025 as the company continued to enhance payouts to shareholders amid p... Read More


Kenya adds new twist to Koko Networks collapse

Nairobi, Feb. 2 -- Kenya has cast doubt on the authenticity of the carbon credits generated by Koko Networks after the World Bank-backed clean cooking startup blamed the government for its collapse. ... Read More


Bankrupt top athlete in trouble over Qatar name-change

Nairobi, Feb. 1 -- Kenyan-born athlete Stephen Cherono, who switched to Qatari citizenship in 2003 and changed his name to Saif Saeed Shaheen, angered a judge by attempting to disown the identity he u... Read More


Bankrupt former top athlete in trouble over Qatar name-change

Nairobi, Feb. 1 -- Kenyan-born athlete Stephen Cherono, who switched to Qatari citizenship in 2003 and changed his name to Saif Saeed Shaheen, angered a judge by attempting to disown the identity he u... Read More