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HomeDaily NewsMonday, September 14, 2026Corporate Transformations: From Twiga Foods to Infrastructure Deals - September 2026
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Corporate Transformations: From Twiga Foods to Infrastructure Deals - September 2026

GT Flow Limited, previously known as Twiga Foods One Limited, has been placed under administration to facilitate debt recovery for suppliers and creditors. In a separate development, Kenya Power is investing Sh1 billion to connect Lodwar Town, Turkana County, to the national grid, aiming to replace costly and unreliable diesel generators. Meanwhile, Amsons Group, the parent company of Bamburi Cement, is set to invest Sh4.5 billion in building 10 Mother and Child Level 4 hospitals across Kenya within two years. These stories highlight various corporate and infrastructure developments across different sectors.

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GT Flow, formerly Twiga Foods, placed under administration for debt recovery

GT Flow, formerly Twiga Foods, placed under administration for debt recovery

GT Flow Limited, previously known as Twiga Foods One Limited, has been placed under administration to facilitate debt recovery for suppliers and creditors.

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GT Flow Limited, previously known as Twiga Foods One Limited, has been placed under administration to facilitate debt recovery for suppliers and creditors.

  • Mohamed Mohamed has been appointed as the administrator, taking control of the company's assets and management.
  • The move follows financial challenges within the Twiga Foods ecosystem, including a petition for the liquidation of Twiga Tatu SEZ Limited over outstanding debts.
  • This development occurs amidst tighter funding conditions for startups in Africa.
Monday 9:38 AMCapital Business

Bamburi Cement owner to build 10 hospitals for Sh4.5bn

Bamburi Cement owner to build 10 hospitals for Sh4.5bn

Amsons Group, the parent company of Bamburi Cement, is set to invest Sh4.5 billion in building 10 Mother and Child Level 4 hospitals across Kenya within two years.

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Amsons Group, the parent company of Bamburi Cement, is set to invest Sh4.5 billion in building 10 Mother and Child Level 4 hospitals across Kenya within two years.

  • The project involves an investment of US$35 million.
  • The initiative is spearheaded by Amsons Group Managing Director Edha Nahdi and supported by President William Ruto.
  • The hospitals will be developed under a Build, Equip and Transfer (BoT) model in partnership with the Ministry of Health, with the first facility breaking ground in Bomet County.
Monday 12:38 PMCapital Business

Kenya Power to connect Lodwar to national grid at Sh1bn

Kenya Power to connect Lodwar to national grid at Sh1bn

Kenya Power is investing Sh1 billion to connect Lodwar Town, Turkana County, to the national grid, aiming to replace costly and unreliable diesel generators.

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Kenya Power is investing Sh1 billion to connect Lodwar Town, Turkana County, to the national grid, aiming to replace costly and unreliable diesel generators.

  • Investment of Sh1 billion to build a new substation and a 90-kilometre transmission line.
  • Kenya Power, led by its Managing Director and CEO Joseph Siror, is undertaking the project.
  • The connection is expected to benefit over 80,000 residents by providing stable electricity and significantly reducing annual operational costs, which currently stand at approximately Sh900 million for diesel fuel.
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