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Fragmented regulations, high costs holding back Kenya’s property sector
Capital FM KenyaBusiness

Fragmented regulations, high costs holding back Kenya’s property sector

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 30 – Fragmented regulatory processes, unpredictable policies, high development costs and inadequate infrastructure continue to undermine the viability of property development projects in Kenya, Kenya Property Developers…

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Kabras Sugar plans 1,500-tonne factory in Nandi
Capital FM KenyaBusiness

Kabras Sugar plans 1,500-tonne factory in Nandi

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 30 – Sugarcane farmers in Nandi County could get a new market for their produce if plans by West Kenya Sugar Company, which trades as Kabras Sugar,…

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Kenyan faces 10 US charges over Sh2.5m student aid fraud
Capital FM KenyaNews

Kenyan faces 10 US charges over Sh2.5m student aid fraud

A Kenyan man has been indicted in Nebraska over allegations that he used stolen American identities to fraudulently obtain student financial aid and channel part of the proceeds to accomplices in Kenya.

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Creator economy drives shift in brand marketing
Capital FM KenyaMarkets

Creator economy drives shift in brand marketing

NAIROBI, Kenya,Oct 30 – Kenyan businesses are facing growing pressure to demonstrate returns from influencer marketing campaigns as brands shift spending from audience reach and online visibility towards measurable sales…

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Co-op Bank spends Sh102m to refurbish three KNH wards
Capital FM KenyaBusiness

Co-op Bank spends Sh102m to refurbish three KNH wards

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 29 – Co-operative Bank of Kenya has spent Sh102 million to reconstruct and equip three orthopaedic wards at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH). The bank handed over the…

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KenGen spends Sh15.5bn on power infrastructure
Capital FM KenyaBusiness

KenGen spends Sh15.5bn on power infrastructure

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 29 – KenGen spent Sh15.5 billion on power infrastructure in the year to June 2026, up 14.3 percent from the previous year, as the electricity generator increased…

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