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NSE companies are rewarding shareholders with higher dividends despite falling profits. Why?

Several companies listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) are increasing or maintaining dividend payouts even as their profits come under pressure, signalling a growing

Personal Finance

Looking Rich Can Keep You Poor

A new phone. Designer clothes. An expensive car. Frequent nights out. The latest gadgets. From the outside, these things can make someone look financially successful.

Personal Finance

Your Money Needs a Job

Every month, money comes into your account. Then it starts disappearing. Rent. Food. Transport. Bills. Shopping. Entertainment. Unexpected expenses. Before you know it, payday is

Personal Finance

Convenience Is Becoming One of Your Biggest Expenses

Modern life has become incredibly convenient. You can order food without leaving your house, get a ride without walking to the road, buy something online

Business

Ndindi Nyoro at it again: Urges partial privatisation of KenGen

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has proposed the partial privatization of Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen), saying that beginning in 2028, the government should sell a

Personal Finance

Buy Now, Pay Later Comes With a Price

You see something you want. Maybe it’s a new phone, a laptop, clothes, furniture or even an appliance. You can’t afford to pay the full

Personal Finance

Good Money Management Is Built on Small Decisions Rather than One Time Kill

Good money management is rarely about one big financial decision. More often, it is the result of dozens of small choices you make every day.

Personal Finance

Your Income Is Not Your Wealth

A bigger salary can make life easier. But it doesn’t necessarily make you wealthy. Someone earning KSh200,000 a month can still struggle financially if most

Personal Finance

Not Saving Money? It Could Be Because of These 5 Reasons

Saving money sounds simple: spend less than you earn and put the difference aside. But for many Kenyans, the reality is far more complicated. You