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Kituo takes on Safaricom over Starlink Kenya entry claims
The ongoing dispute between Safaricom and Kituo over Starlink's entry into Kenya raises important questions about competition and market dominance in the telecom sector. As the digital landscape evolves, how can regulatory bodies ensure fair play while fostering innovation and improved connectivity for all? — Read the full story here
Kenya Power rations electricity on supply shortages
Kenya Power cut electricity in August due to supply shortages, raising concerns about Kenya’s energy security. Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi highlighted the government’s unpreparedness to meet growing demand. This highlights the urgent need for sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy solutions.— Read More
Adani to absorb staff, offer new job terms two years after JKIA takeover
All KAA employees will retain their current terms if Adani Airport Holdings wins the bid to run Kenya’s largest airport. Adani’s plan to absorb staff and offer new terms over two years marks a shift in workforce strategy. How will this affect employees and the broader industry? — Read More
Taxpayers face bank account, PIN freezes for unpaid Sh10.58bn amnesty cash
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The freezing of bank accounts and PINs over unpaid Sh10bn amnesty cash raises concerns about the effectiveness of tax enforcement and compliance in Kenya. How can the government balance enforcement with supporting businesses during tough economic times? — Read More
Family law wisdom on prenups, divorce and parenting
To speak to Judy about family law is to peek into anthropology. A bucketful of astounding wisdom and insight seems to pour from behind her hooded eyes.
"Family law is not just about divorce; it’s about helping people navigate some of the most challenging and personal aspects of their lives." — Judy Thongori — Read More
Why private equity firms see smaller deals in East Africa
Private equity firms in East Africa are focusing on smaller deals as market conditions shift. This trend reflects the evolving investment landscape in the region. What does this mean for businesses seeking capital and investors looking for growth opportunities? — Read More
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