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NSE Valuation Nears Historic Sh3 Trillion Mark

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is on the verge of a historic breakthrough, with its market capitalization closing in on the Sh3 trillion mark for

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Munga temporarily halts auction of his 75 million Britam shares

Businessman Peter Munga has temporarily halted the auction of his 75 million Britam shares, valued at over Sh500 million, after his wife, Rose Njeri, filed

Personal Finance

Employment 101: Why You Haven’t Gotten A Salary Raise

And if your manager isn’t able to give you specifics about how you can earn a raise in the future, that’s a useful signal that if you want more money, you may need to leave

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Crypto Crackdown: 14 Flagged for Terror Links

Interpol has flagged 14 people in Kenya for allegedly using cryptocurrency to finance terrorism, marking a new chapter in how digital money is being exploited

Personal Finance

Beware: Chamas Can Be Very Helpful, But Very Toxic Too

Yes, Chamas are a great informal way of harnessing capital to bring about self-improvement and achieve financial success. But be careful not to be trapped into someone's else grand vision or wasting all the lumpsum

Personal Finance

200K in Kenya vs 1 Million in America — Which Is Better?

At first glance, KSh 200,000 in Kenya and $1 million in the United States seem worlds apart. The sheer difference in figures might tempt anyone

Personal Finance

Simple ways You How Can Turn Debt Into Riches

While many understand that debt is something that is becoming increasingly impossible to avoid in our economy, only a few have been able to use debt to their advantage.

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Mwanume Sio Madeni! Bad Loans Can Make You Poor Even With A Huge Salary

There’s this common street saying that goes like Mwanaume ni madeni (A man must have debts) that sort of encourages people, especially the youth, to

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The Real Reason Why Three-Quarters of Kenyan Firms Fail to Pay Corporate Tax

Fresh data from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has revealed that three out of every four firms registered for corporate income tax failed to remit