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Ksh30.5 Billion Is Sitting Unclaimed: New Rules Could Finally Help Kenyans Get Their Money Back

Billions of shillings belonging to Kenyan investors are sitting idle as authorities seek to change the rules governing unclaimed dividends and shares. The Unclaimed Financial

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Kenya’s Brokerage Gold Rush: Firms That Made Billions as NSE Deals Roared Back

Kenya’s capital markets are back in business—and brokers and investment banks are among the biggest winners, pocketing billions as IPOs, bond deals and investment funds

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NSE companies are rewarding shareholders with higher dividends despite falling profits. Why?

Several companies listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) are increasing or maintaining dividend payouts even as their profits come under pressure, signalling a growing

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Ndindi Nyoro at it again: Urges partial privatisation of KenGen

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has proposed the partial privatization of Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen), saying that beginning in 2028, the government should sell a

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The NSE Is Bringing AI Investing to Kenya—Here’s What It Means

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is preparing to launch East Africa’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI)-focused Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) before the end of 2026. If

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Kenyans Miss Out on Big Bond Payouts as CBK Reopens Low-Interest Papers

Kenyans hoping to cash in on the tax-free returns of infrastructure bonds will have to settle for less this time round. The Central Bank of

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The Nairobi Securities Exchange Crosses KSh 4 Trillion—Why It Matters for Every Investor

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has reached a historic milestone. For the first time in its history, the total value of all companies listed on

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The Banks That Can Afford to Lend Cheaply

When shopping for a loan, many borrowers assume all banks charge roughly the same interest rate. But that’s far from the truth. In Kenya, the

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How Insurance Fraud Is Quietly Driving Up Your Insurance Bill

When your insurance premium increases, it’s easy to blame inflation or assume insurance companies are simply charging more. While economic conditions do play a role,

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Why the Nairobi Securities Exchange Is Quiet—And Why Smart Investors Are Paying Attention

For many Kenyans, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) appears to have lost its spark. Trading volumes are lower than they were a decade ago, new

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The True Cost of Bad Debt

Debt isn’t always the enemy. In fact, many successful businesses and individuals use debt strategically to grow wealth, expand opportunities, or invest in assets that

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Why Profit Is the Only Validation Your Business Really Needs

In today’s business world, success is often measured by numbers that look impressive on the surface. Social media followers, media features, industry awards, and even

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The Sh63 Mistake: How BOC Kenya Shareholders Turned Down a Buyout and Won Billions

What was once dismissed as an attractive takeover offer has become one of the Nairobi Securities Exchange’s greatest shareholder success stories. BOC Kenya shareholders are

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The Easiest Path to Become a Millionaire In Kenya

The surest path to becoming a millionaire is often far less glamorous than social media makes it seem. While many people chase the next cryptocurrency,

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Kenya’s Richest Investors Add Billions as NSE Rally Continues

Some of Kenya’s wealthiest investors have seen the value of their stock market investments rise sharply over the past year, thanks to the continued rally

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Finance Act 2026: What Every Kenyan Should Do With Their Money Now

Finance Act 2026: It’s Time to Review Your Financial Plan Every new financial year brings changes that can affect our income, spending, savings, and investment