Adonijah Ndege is an Online Editor at Business Daily. He specializes in finance, financial technology (fintech), and the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sectors, with a keen focus on agriculture and farming. His insights and analyses have been featured in Business Daily Africa, NationAfrica, Next Billion, and TechCabal.
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Adonijah Ndege's coverage indicates a strong focus on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases with themes centered around finance, tech, business, government & politics. He seems to prioritize news related to financial matters such as court actions involving businesses and the freezing of bank accounts.
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By: Adonijah Ndege
Kenya will compel cryptocurrency exchanges to reveal the identities and transaction records of their customers under the Finance Bill 2026.
By: Adonijah Ndege
Kenya has already proved that digital payments can bridge the financial inclusion gap. Its next challenge is to build an ecosystem where every bank, fintech, merchant, and mobile wallet can move money seamlessly together. And if that future arrives, companies like Kenswitch and Pesalink may become some of the most important —and least visible—players shaping Kenya's digital economy.
On Nairobi roads, traffic police officers have long acted like human operating systems. This may soon change as government plans AI cameras.
Apexloads founder Charles Thuo reflects on leaving Boeing, why Africa’s logistics startups keep failing and acceptance of inefficiency.
Transporters in Nairobi—including ride-hailing drivers, public transport operators, and long-distance truckers—began a strike on Monday.
Kenya plans a 15% gains tax on offshore sales of local companies, targeting foreign venture capital and private equity investors exiting.
By: Adonijah Ndege
George Odo, a senior partner at AfricInvest, has spent close to two decades reading markets before they fully reveal themselves.
By: Adonijah Ndege
Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya have been ranked as Africa’s leading business process outsourcing (BPO) destinations.
CcHUB is expanding its flagship Yaba campus as it prepares for a new generation of African founders seeking more than just office space.
By: Adonijah Ndege
Uganda’s central bank has imposed new limits on over-the-counter cash withdrawals and slashed cheque transaction thresholds.
