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NCBA posts KES 23.4B profit for FY 2025, with digital lending at KES 1.4 trillion and Nedbank deal looming.
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NCBA posts KES 23.4B profit for FY 2025, with digital lending at KES 1.4 trillion and Nedbank deal looming.

DTB posts KES 10.7bn profit for 2025, deposits top half a trillion, and customer base jumps 45%.

I&M Group posts KES 24.2B profit before tax in 2025, driven by digital growth and regional expansion.

Kenswitch and Visa sign a framework agreement to modernise Kenya’s payments infrastructure, targeting merchants, banks, and settlement systems.

Consolidated Bank posted a KES 217.5 million profit, but severe capital shortfalls and rising bad loans threaten its future survival.

NBK’s 178% profit surge proves that lending less, spending smarter, and new ownership can rebuild a broken bank.

Kenya capped ride-hailing commissions at 18%. What followed; vehicle financing, fuel bundles, EV adoption, is a playbook other African markets are watching.

Equity Group just posted a KES 75.5 billion profit. Unpack how this legacy institution is quietly building an invisible African technology ecosystem.

Africa Logistics Properties launched the first industrial REIT on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, securing KES 3.14 billion from UK investors.

How Roam Explorer is using AI and real-time data to track African electric fleets, preventing breakdowns and unlocking EV financing

Infinix is making a serious play for the premium flagship market. Unveiled yesterday at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 in Barcelona, the Infinix NOTE 60 Ultra brings a wildly ambitious spec sheet to the table. Partnering with Italian…

The Absa Visa Infinite metal card uses premium hardware to bridge global prestige, local M-PESA convenience, and frictionless consumer debt.

Barcelona is buzzing. After completely stealing the spotlight at MWC 2026 with the impossibly thin 5.49mm Spark Slim 2 and a wild magnetic modular smartphone concept, TECNO clearly isn’t taking its foot off the gas. To cap off an already…

Looking for the best smartphones in Kenya under KES 30,000? Here are the top phones to buy right now, including Samsung, Redmi, Vivo, OPPO, Infinix, and TECNO options for battery, gaming, cameras, and fast charging.

The Stanbic Foundation and KIE are tackling the MSME credit gap by training over 100,000 women-led businesses across 10 Kenyan counties in financial literacy, cash flow management, and CRB navigation.

The race to the bottom (in terms of thickness, at least) is officially back on. While the tech world has been buzzing about the iPhone Air and its insane 5.6mm profile, TECNO has quietly stolen the spotlight at MWC 2026. Building on the…

The Competition Authority of Kenya has penalised the commercial lender after it trapped a long-term corporate client in a 17-month credit renewal maze and retroactively applied default fees.

For years, if you picked up an Infinix phone, you could almost predict what powered it: a MediaTek chip humming quietly under the hood. It worked. It sold. It dominated emerging markets. Now? That script just flipped. Infinix has…

For months, Google has been steadily integrating its Gemini Nano on-device AI model into the desktop version of Chrome, powering features like “Help me write.” Also, the company recently added native HLS playback to Chrome, Edge, and other…

Ethiopia liberalises forex: Service exporters now retain 100% earnings, whilst investors enjoy frictionless profit repatriation, unlocking the nation’s digital economy.

Eveready ditches dry cells for a green platform, offering solar solutions, carbon credits, and financing for electric vehicles in Kenya.

OPPO absorbs Realme India as a sub-brand, triggering sales and service layoffs to streamline operations by April 2026.

Kenya launches green number plates and e-mobility policy, but personal electric cars miss key tax breaks. Here is the reality.

Why the Nairobi strike is a tragedy of irony. Matatu owners aren’t fighting for road safety; they are fighting Boda Bodas for a monopoly on bad behaviour