Mastercard has launched its global lifestyle platform, Priceless.com, across Africa, offering cardholders curated experiential travel opportunities in nine countries.

• The expansion aims to capitalize on the growing demand for experiential tourism on the continent and provides access to experiences in South Africa, Kenya, Morocco, Mauritius, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe.
• Key person: Ahmed Abdel-Karim Hussein, Executive Vice President, Integrated Marketing & Communications for Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at Mastercard.
• The platform showcases experiences across four categories: culture and creativity, culinary, nature and wildlife, and adventure, supported by the continent-wide travel marketing initiative "You Have To Be Here" running until December 2026.

CFAO Mobility Kenya has launched three budget-friendly Suzuki models in Kenya: the Super Carry pickup, Eeco van, and Across SUV, aiming to attract buyers who typically opt for cheaper used imports.

• The launch introduces vehicles targeting cost-conscious buyers and small businesses, emphasizing affordability and low running costs.
• Despite the focus on affordability, CFAO has not yet released prices for any of the new Suzuki models.
• The Suzuki Across for Kenya is a 1.5-litre mild-hybrid variant built in India, distinct from the more expensive plug-in hybrid model sold globally.

Little has integrated the Kenya Revenue Authority’s (KRA) Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS) into its platform. This move aims to simplify tax compliance for corporate clients using ride-hailing services.

• Corporate customers of Little can now automatically receive KRA-compliant invoices for eligible trips.
• Little Cab Corporate Affairs Manager Nyawira Maina announced the integration during the launch of the Little x KRA eTIMS Tax Compliance Awareness Campaign.
• The integration is particularly beneficial for companies that use ride-hailing for employee transport, client meetings, and business travel.