Kenn Abuya is a Senior Editor for TechCabal, a leading technology publication. With a focus on the African tech scene, Kenn covers a wide range of topics including funding news, start-ups, innovation, and the impact of technology on society. His work has also been featured in Techweez, further establishing his expertise in the tech industry.
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Kenn Abuya's coverage is heavily focused on Kenyan startups, technology in Kenya, and the Kenyan economy. His articles frequently feature government announcements and press releases. Therefore, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new business launches or expansions within Kenya, technological advancements and their impact on the local economy, as well as legal and compliance issues affecting businesses operating in Kenya.
Pitches tailored to these topics should emphasize insights from industry leaders familiar with the Kenyan market or experts on African economies. Additionally, providing access to exclusive data or interviews with key figures involved in Kenyan startups or technological innovations could capture Kenn Abuya's interest.
Considering his focus on a specific region (Kenya), proposals should be relevant to this geographic area for better alignment with his coverage interests.
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By: Kenn Abuya
The instant payment system will allow Kenyans to pay bills, send money, and other transactions regardless of their bank.
By: Kenn Abuya
Share Stanbic Holdings Plc, Kenya's sixth-largest bank with a market capitalisation of KES 49.14 billion ($381 million), has finalised an upgrade of its core banking application, Temenos 24 (T24 R23).
Open banking’s well-sold benefits—greater competition and borrower choice—may backfire if a fintech’s advantage grows too strong.
Mo Elshenawy will drive the development and scaling of Wasoko and MaxAB's technology infrastructure
By: Kenn Abuya
Share KCB Group, Kenya's largest bank with a market capitalisation of $963.3 million (KES 124 billion), has completed the migration of its IT infrastructure to iColo, a tier III data centre.
The slice of this multi-billion dollar market a startup can carve out and hold on to is part of what we describe as “scale.”
Technical glitches during a data migration allowed customers at KCB Group to withdraw sums above their bank balances.
Share Safaricom, Kenya's largest mobile operator, has denied allegations of sharing information with government agencies after a publication
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Share KCB Group, Kenya's biggest bank, grew its profits by 49% in the first nine months of 2024, cementing its position as one of the largest financial institutions in the region.
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