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Kenya: Kenyan Startup Develops Blockchain-Powered Initiative To Support e-commerce
A Kenyan-based startup, Nuzo has developed a Blockchain-powered initiative that allows small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to buy and sell their goods online. ...
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Kenya: SMEs to access capital through stock market
Small firms listing on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) Growth and Enterprise Markets segment will finally be able to raise funds through the ...
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Kenya: Google to Build African Products at Nairobi’s Development Center
Google has said the opening of a Product Development Centre in Nairobi and software engineers hired from diverse backgrounds across Africa will enable ...
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Kenya: I&M to pay clients Sh1,250 for failed RTGS transaction
I&M Bank will pay customers up to Sh1,250 for failed transactions made through the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) that seeks to conclude ...
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Kenya: Safaricom Adjusts Rates for Paybill and Buy Goods Tariffs
Safaricom’s M-PESA is its biggest product, and one of the many services that make the telco attractive to Kenyans. M-PESA has also been ...
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Kenya: CMA roots for return of mobile bond investments
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has called for a revival of the M-Akiba mobile bond programme, saying it will enable more Kenyans to ...
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Kenya: CBK adds second deputy governor, locks out civil servants
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) will get a second deputy governor to meet a legal requirement that has been breached for over ...
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Kenya: Risky borrowers to pay higher M-Shwari charges in new model
Risky borrowers will pay more to access M-Shwari loans as Safaricom and NCBA Group plan a new lending model with different charges based ...
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Kenya: Vertiv Opens Office and Customer Experience Center in Kenya
New facility offers insights on latest Vertiv technologies to customers and partners from across East Africa Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) (https://bit.ly/3DaepCh), a global provider ...
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Kenya: Safaricom Customers to Keep Numbers Active for Up to Two Years Without Top Up
Safaricom customers will now be able to keep their lines active for a period of up to two years without topping up. This ...