The Acorn I-Reit is now set to distribute a dividend of Sh95.78 million to its unit holders, at a rate of Sh0.29 per unit.

Tenants now expect online receipts, mobile-based rent payments, maintenance responsiveness, and financial accountability.

The government plans to borrow Sh635 billion this financial year. With frequent revisions of revenue targets, the fiscal ...

The wealth concentration marks an increase from 64.1 percent at the beginning of the year, and 63.3 percent at the end of the ...

Kenya Power’s customer base has surpassed 10 million, a milestone expected to boost electricity sales amid rising demand, ...

Sports Fund, the issuer of the bond, has the legal responsibility to pay the investors semi-annual returns until 2040, with ...

A recent national survey by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) indicates that SMEs constitute about 98 percent of all businesses ...

The maiden BESS is key to KenGen’s efforts to roll out similar storage facilities on a large scale, especially for the yet-to ...

Like insurers, The Nairobi Hospital has been see-sawing between profits and losses and upward revision of rates could help ...

From two used vans to a global safari brand, Twiga Tours’ 45-year journey reflects resilience, reinvention, and a passion for ...

In 2024, Mombasa Port registered an impressive throughput, with containerised cargo surpassing two million. This is despite ...

The government has also set 21 years as the minimum legal age for consuming alcohol, effectively ending the 18 year legal ...