Kepha Muiruri is a local journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for various publications including Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, and NationAfrica, with a focus on business and economic news. Kepha's articles cover topics such as banking, agriculture, investment, and financial markets in Kenya.
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Kepha Muiruri's coverage primarily revolves around the local finance and economy, with a specific focus on Kenya and Nairobi. His articles often feature expert commentary and cite data to support the information presented.
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Safaricom pocketed Sh11.6 million in revenues from Mali during the six months, an improvement from Sh6.2 million a year prior.
The Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) index has added three NSE counters to its small cap index bringing the visibility of the stocks to foreign investors.
Investors in government securities have stuck to buying Treasury bills over bonds despite falling interest rates, signaling caution over the direction of rates amid government funding pressures.
The number of investors in unit trusts however grew marginally in the quarter, to reach 1,299,300 investors from a flat 1.2 million investors in June.
The government raised Sh25.7 billion earlier from a re-opened 10-year and 15-year bond against a target of Sh25 billion from bids of Sh33 billion.
Procuring government entities have been required to disclose beneficial ownership information for awarded contracts on the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) to boost transparency.
The National Aviation Policy is seeking a review of the value added tax, import duty, import declaration fees and the railway development levy.
By: Kepha Muiruri
KCB Bank Kenya became the first financial intermediary in the region to be accredited by the United Nations Green Climate Fund (GCF) for green financing.
Kenyans remain disinterested in pursuing funds legally belonging to them despite the soft economy while in some instances inheritance fights have derailed attempts to unite the assets with the beneficiaries.
Kenya Bankers Association (KBA)— the bankers' lobby—said the meeting with the regulator over the rates would happen this week.
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