Makini Schools and Crawford Int. Schools in Kenya generated a combined profit before tax of Sh503 million in 2024. — Profit Before Tax: +72% to 503M Makini Schools and Crawford Int. Schools are owned by ADvTECH Group in South Africa & have a total of 9 school campuses in Kenya.

A portfolio with Safaricom, EABL, KCB, HFCK, DTB, COOP, KPLC, Kenya Re has delivered an average return of about 60% to 80% YTD (excluding dividends) depending on allocation and rebalancing. Dividends will boost total returns for most of these stocks. This portfolio outperformed

Accountability matters. When elected leaders speak carelessly about public safety, it’s citizens who absorb the consequences. Nairobi needs informed dialogue, not opinions that create confusion or fear. #RecklessAlai

Crime prevention begins with awareness, not accusations. Encouraging safer habits in crowded areas is more productive than attacking institutions without proof or accountability. #RecklessAlai

Responsible leadership focuses on solutions. Teaching secure passwords, alerts, and verification helps users. Alarmist statements without proof offer no protection and weaken financial literacy efforts nationwide. #RecklessAlai

The Pre-Hackathon Mentorship Workshop has kicked off at Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi in Westlands Mövenpick Hotels, bringing together innovators ahead of the March 2026 #NIRUHackathon. The forum follows a November 2025 national call for AI-driven solutions tackling pressing national challenges.

📢 DW Akademie is now accepting applications for its International Media Studies (IMS) programme in Bonn, Germany. Applicants from Africa are eligible for the 10 full scholarships on offer. Apply by March 15. 👉 twp.ai/4itKG8

You may all have seen the unfinished multistorey building on Lenana Road opposite Sifa Towers. The developer Bayside Ltd whose directors are Fatuma Osman and Bashir Qandid took people's money and diverted to unrelated projects including personal use causing the project to stall

Do you still trust me Donald Trump as your President of the United States?? Be honest Yes or no

On this Koko story, one lesser-known factor of carbon markets is how the financing side actually works. Most conversations discuss impact: cleaner air, cheaper fuel, reduced emissions. Here’s the financing part many people don’t realize. When a household switches cooking fuel,

Great news!!! Awaiting enforcement to send a message to other IFF culprits 🔥🔥🔥

Ethiopia’s central bank has relaxed FX rules, including allowing exporters to retain 100% of FX proceeds, banks to issue international cards, investors to repatriate dividends without prior approval & residents to remit up to $3kwith documentation:

You promoted your best salesperson to sales manager. Six months later, they're struggling, and you're wondering what went wrong. This happens everywhere. We promote our best doers into management, then wonder why they can't lead. Here's why: 1/4

Kenya has launched a tender offer to buy back up to $350M of its 8.00% 2032 Eurobond at 105.5% and up to $150M of its 7.25% 2028 Eurobond at 103.5%, funded by new USD notes expected to be issued today. This is a liability management exercise to smooth the 2028 and 2032

Are you a Samsung lover? Note that you have a chance to win: ~Galaxy Buds3 Pro ~Galaxy Watch8 ~A brand new 98-inch Crystal UHD TV only by registering for the #GalaxyUnpacked virtual watch party set for February 25 at 9:00 pm REGISTER to WIN samsung.com/africa_en/unpa…

In Nairobi, I signed on behalf of Government of Uganda to formalize our participation in the IPO of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) KPC . Through the Uganda National Oil Company UNOC , Uganda will secure a strategic stake in this critical regional energy asset.

KenGen wants to sell power directly to large industrial consumers, opening up competition with Kenya Power once EPRA operationalises open access regulations. The push follows mounting payment delays from Kenya Power, which owes the KenGen ~KES 16.65B as of June 2025 More:

The Office of the Auditor General has flagged very significant gaps in the National Infrastructure Fund Bill No.1 2026. Breakdown below: · Clause No.5 empowers the Fund to borrow money but lacks explicit alignment with Article 206 of the Constitution & the Public Finance

Two very important developments from Kenya's Communication Authority: · It has slashed the Mobile & Fixed Termination Rate (MTR) from Kes 0.41/minute to Kes 0.37/minute effective March 1st, 2026 running through Feb 28th, 2027 · It has provided a four year pathway on how MTR will