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Credit Bank cleared to recover Sh80m from coal investors

Nairobi, May 16 -- Credit Bank Ltd has been given the green light to sell two properties belonging to a couple in Uthiru, to recover a Sh80 million loan used to fund a failed coal exploration project.... Read More


Court reinstates Equity Bank receiver managers in TransCentury

Nairobi, May 15 -- The High Court has restored control of investment firm TransCentury Plc to receiver managers appointed by Equity Bank, deepening a protracted corporate battle over the company's Sh6... Read More


Court rules Monday on State's 15pc Safaricom stake sale

Nairobi, May 15 -- The High Court is expected to make a ruling on Monday on whether the government's planned sale of a 15 percent stake in Safaricom Plc to parent firm Vodacom Group Limited will proce... Read More


SK Macharia locked in minority position in Directline Assurance

Nairobi, May 14 -- Media mogul SK Macharia has suffered a legal setback after the High Court upheld an arbitration decision confirming him as a minority shareholder at Directline Assurance Company. M... Read More


The taxman building digital bridge into informal economy

Nairobi, May 14 -- It is said there is nothing new under the sun. Not even the electronic tax invoice management system (eTIMS), which has been a thorn in the backside of many Kenyans. To George Omon... Read More


Enter the 'Chorus of Beings': Show casts a spotlight on Kenya's invisible prisons

Nairobi, May 14 -- At the One Off Art Gallery, prison uniforms dominate the canvases in Chorus of Beings, the new exhibition by artists Newton Eshivachi and Paul Njihia. The striped outfits appear aga... Read More


KCB eyes Sh7bn from disposal of Mavoko land

Nairobi, May 14 -- KCB Group is seeking Sh7 billion from the disposal of 2,000 acres of land recovered from East Africa Portland Cement Company (EAPCC). The land is currently occupied by squatters, in... Read More


Africa's tourism future is bright, but it has an integration problem

Nairobi, May 14 -- Africa does not need another conversation about its tourism potential. The case has already been made repeatedly and convincingly. What Africa needs is a more serious conversation a... Read More


Finance Bill 2026: The good, bad and the ugly

Nairobi, May 14 -- Before 2024 and subsequent Gen Z-led protests sparked by the controversial Finance Bill, public attention rarely focused on revenue mobilisation. National conversations revolved ar... Read More


'Bloody Bonds': Love, tribalism and corruption collide in church

Nairobi, May 14 -- The play begins, as so many tragedies do, with love. Two young people - David Mabula, a Sukuma by tribe, and Vanessa Siti, a Nyamwezi - fall in love and want a future together. What... Read More