Safaricom raises interim dividend 54.5pc to Sh0.85 per share

Safaricom has announced a significant increase in its interim dividend for the financial year ending March 31, 2026, raising it by 54.5 percent to Sh0.85 per ordinary share.

Students from SHAH LALJI Academy visit standard group studios

Cargos destined for neighbouring countries will now be at Naivasha to ease congestion in Mombasa

Purposeful growth: How Hemingways is redefining luxury hospitality in Nairobi

Hemingways Nairobi and Hemingways Eden Residence are redefining luxury hospitality in Nairobi, blending growth with intention, sustainability, and personalized guest experiences under the leadership of Cluster General Manager Longa Mulikelela.

Sakaja, NEMA Ordered to Pay Workers Ksh26 Million Over Waste

The Environment and Land Court has ordered Nairobi County Government and the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) to pay Ksh25.8 million to 1,032 waste pickers at the Dandora dumpsite. This ruling was made after the court found that prolonged air pollution at the dumpsite violated the pickers’ constitutional rights.

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