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MBADI DEFENDS TREASURY National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has denied claims that the Treasury is to blame for the ongoing lecturers' strike, and is instead pointing an accusing finger at the Ministry …
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SAFARICOM OFFERS FIBRE DISCOUNT Telecoms company, Safaricom, has lowered Home Fibre package prices across the board for all new clients. Safaricom's new SIM card wallets for registration, as seen by The Kenya Times, indicate …
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FESTIVAL OF SAVINGS Carrefour, whose sole rights to trade in Kenya are owned by Majid Al Futtaim, has launched the second edition of its brand festival, a two-week-long countrywide campaign from 19 September …
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KIYOSAKI: WHY MOST PEOPLE ARE POOR In a recent post on X , American business man and author of the best selling “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki has delved into two rules that explain why …
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KENYAN MAN LOSES KSH 2.8 MILLION MEANT FOR STUDIES ABROAD ON AVIATOR BET A Kenyan man recently made headlines after losing KSh 2.8 million—money intended for his studies abroad—while betting on the popular online gambling game, Aviator. The Rise of Aviator and Betting …
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Ziidi Money Market Fund Records 1 Million Customers in Two Weeks Safaricom's newly launched Ziidi Money Market Fund (MMF) has surpassed one million customers just two weeks after its introduction. Ziidi MMF, launched earlier this month, allows users to invest as …
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EABL Director John Musunga Resigns In a statement on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, EABL revealed that Musunga resigned from his role effective March 18, 2025. He had served as a director of the company since …


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