Category: business

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has directed all Uber drivers operating in Kenya to upload a valid KRA PIN certificate as part of new tax compliance requirements, a move that…

The World Bank has committed Ksh5.55 billion (USD 43 million) to the Government of Kenya to accelerate green investments and create jobs, offering a major boost to the country’s climate…

The government, through the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA), has directed all regulated Savings and Credit Cooperative Organisations (SACCOs) to submit their audited financial statements by March 15, 2026. In…

Jumia and Kilimall are Kenya’s two biggest online shopping platforms, but many buyers still ask one question: Which is better — Jumia or Kilimall? This in-depth comparison breaks down prices,…

Kilimall Kenya has grown into one of the country’s most popular online shopping platforms, especially for affordable electronics, fashion, and household items. January is a peak shopping month on Kilimall…

anuary is one of the busiest shopping months in Kenya, and Jumia Kenya remains the go-to online marketplace for discounted electronics, fashion, home appliances, and groceries. This guide explains why…

MPesa remains Kenya’s most-used mobile money platform, but transaction costs are still one of the most searched topics every year. In this guide, we break down MPesa charges in Kenya,…

Emergency and mobile loans have become the fastest source of cash for millions of Kenyans, especially during financial pressure periods such as January, end month rent deadlines, medical emergencies, and…

Emergencies rarely come with warnings. Medical bills, rent deadlines, car breakdowns, funerals, or sudden job loss often push Kenyans to seek emergency loans. In recent years, emergency lending has exploded…

Road accidents are an unfortunate reality on Kenyan roads. From minor bumper collisions to serious crashes involving injuries and fatalities, motorists must understand how car insurance accident claims in Kenya…