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HomeDaily NewsFriday, May 8, 2026Glovo to Invest Sh10bn in Kenya by 2030 - May 2026
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Glovo to Invest Sh10bn in Kenya by 2030 - May 2026

Glovo has pledged to invest Sh10 billion in Kenya by 2030, signaling a significant expansion of its delivery services in the country. Kenyan electric mobility firm Teketeke is seeking at least Sh1 billion in investment to expand its solar-powered charging network and promote electric motorcycles and three-wheelers, particularly in rural areas. Old Mutual Kenya has launched a nationwide financial wellness campaign to assist small businesses and households in navigating persistent financial pressures. Additionally, Mastercard and Yellow Card are partnering to introduce stablecoin-based payment solutions across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, including Kenya.

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Glovo to invest Sh10bn in Kenya by 2030

Glovo to invest Sh10bn in Kenya by 2030

Glovo has pledged to invest Sh10 billion in Kenya by 2030, signaling a significant expansion of its delivery services in the country.

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Glovo has pledged to invest Sh10 billion in Kenya by 2030, signaling a significant expansion of its delivery services in the country.

  • Glovo plans to invest Sh10 billion by 2030.
  • The investment is driven by a 40 percent growth in orders in 2025.
  • The company aims to double its Nairobi workforce to 1,200 in two years.
Friday 3:09 PMCapital Business

Old Mutual launches financial wellness campaign for SMEs, households

Old Mutual launches financial wellness campaign for SMEs, households

Old Mutual Kenya has launched a nationwide financial wellness campaign to assist small businesses and households in navigating persistent financial pressures.

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Old Mutual Kenya has launched a nationwide financial wellness campaign to assist small businesses and households in navigating persistent financial pressures.

  • The initiative, which began in Thika, will extend to Machakos, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Nyeri, Meru, and Mombasa.
  • Old Mutual Kenya is offering financial education, savings and investment advice, debt management support, and risk protection.
  • The campaign is informed by the Old Mutual Financial Wellness Monitor 2025, highlighting challenges from rising living costs, debt, and unstable incomes.
Friday 3:19 PMCapital Business

Mastercard, Yellow Card partner on stablecoin payments in Kenya, Africa

Mastercard, Yellow Card partner on stablecoin payments in Kenya, Africa

Mastercard and Yellow Card are partnering to introduce stablecoin-based payment solutions across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, including Kenya.

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Mastercard and Yellow Card are partnering to introduce stablecoin-based payment solutions across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, including Kenya.

  • The collaboration aims to enhance cross-border money transfers, business-to-business payments, and digital loyalty programs using blockchain technology.
  • Key organizations involved are Mastercard and Yellow Card.
  • The initiative will also focus on strengthening digital asset payment security through Mastercard Crypto Credential technology.
Friday 8:06 PMCapital Business

Teketeke seeks Sh1bn to scale Kenya’s rural e-mobility push

Teketeke seeks Sh1bn to scale Kenya’s rural e-mobility push

Kenyan electric mobility firm Teketeke is seeking at least Sh1 billion in investment to expand its solar-powered charging network and promote electric motorcycles and three-wheelers, particularly in rural areas.

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Key Highlights

Kenyan electric mobility firm Teketeke is seeking at least Sh1 billion in investment to expand its solar-powered charging network and promote electric motorcycles and three-wheelers, particularly in rural areas.

  • The company aims to raise Sh1 billion for expansion.
  • Key player: Teketeke, an electric mobility firm.
  • Mobility solutions target underserved rural areas and sectors like dairy farming and waste collection.
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