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3/7 | ⚖️ Corporate debt battle intensifies Equity Bank Kenya seizes EA Cables in a KES 4.74B debt row. TransCentury fights back in court to retain key assets. A pivotal case in creditor-borrower relations. 🧾 PR Value: KES 12.7M

4/7 | 🛠️ 600 youth equipped for work & business KCB Kenya 2Jiajiri programme graduates 600 youth in Homa Bay, with some receiving startup toolkits. A win for skills development and self-employment. 🧾 PR Value: KES 11.4M

5/7 | 🕒 Banking hours get a 12-hour window Central Bank of Kenya extends RTGS hours to 7 PM from July 1, aligning with global payment systems and enhancing Kenya’s digital finance infrastructure. 🧾 PR Value: KES 7.56M

6/7 | ✈️ Air travel gets greener & roomier Air France introduced the fuel-efficient A350 on its Nairobi route, boosting capacity by 16% and cutting emissions. Nairobi cements its role in AF-KLM’s Africa strategy. 🧾 PR Value: KES 3.77M

7/7 | 🔍 Impact takeaway From protecting privacy to expanding opportunity, this week highlights how institutional decisions are shaping economic resilience. Which impact matters most to you? Follow us for insights that prove media value. #KenyaInAWeek #PRInsights #Comms

🇲🇼 This week in Malawi's media landscape: major shifts in diplomacy, telecom, agriculture & governance. Comms pros, here’s what you need to know 👇 #Malawi #CommsInsight

💉 Impact first: Italy injects K40.8bn (€20M) into Malawi’s health sector reviving stalled upgrades in hospitals & maternal-child units. A powerful case of health diplomacy shaping both perception & partnerships.

📡 TNM commits K16bn to network upgrades across 650+ sites. ⚙️ From buffering to broadband, this signals serious intent to close the rural digital divide. ✅ Comms teams should watch for fresh connectivity-driven campaigns. #DigitalAccess #CommsShift

🌽 NFRA to secure 40,000MT maize before shortages hit. 💰 K40bn spend, fast payments, Malawi gov’t is communicating food security decisiveness. 🤝 Opportunity for brand tie-ins on resilience, sustainability & food systems.

👕 Malawi misses out on $600M in global cotton demand due to poor seed access. 📉 A hard PR truth: potential isn’t progress without strategy. 📊 COTMIS aims to fix data gaps as comms around reform will be critical.

Comms takeaway: Malawi’s narrative this week is about reclaiming control; over healthcare, networks, food, economy, and global trade. 🎯 Strategic messaging must now emphasize inclusion, reform, and resilience. #MalawiInAWeek #Mediamonitoring

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Kenya’s ad market is shifting. In our new Media Landscape Report, total ad expenditure dropped by 27% to KSh 28.6B in H1 2025, down from KSh 39.3B in H1 2024. All traditional media saw sharp declines, with TV, radio, and print dropping 29%, 24%, and 32% respectively.

Daily Nation led print media in revenue, while Daily Nation ranked as the top news site with 41% readership. See the full ad share trends and shifts across media and industries 👉 zurl.co/BGDis

The banking sector maintained a strong presence, overtaking the betting and gambling sector, which saw its market share drop from 20% in H1 2024 to 13% in H1 2025 . Top spenders : - Safaricom PLC - MultiChoice Kenya Ltd - KCB Kenya -Co-operative Bank of Kenya