Bank to move from OTC market to Nairobi Securities Exchange in introduction listing on 23 June 2026.

Traders count losses after overnight blaze destroys businesses in Lodwar CBD as investigations begin.

CS Chirchir defends KSh 154.2B airport expansion, disputes higher cost figures and confirms procurement is ongoing

National Assembly approves amended tax legislation after hours of debate, setting the stage for new revenue measures to support the 2026/27 budget.

Mombasa summit concludes with adoption of the Mombasa Declaration as world leaders call for stronger action on marine conservation and sustainable use of ocean resources.

Relief For Kenyan Motorists As EPRA Lowers Fuel Prices In June Review With Diesel Recording The Biggest Drop.

ANTI-COUNTERFEIT AUTHORITY (ACA) RAIDS BUSINESS WOMAN SHIQUO WA HII STYLE’S STORE.

The proposed sale of East African Breweries Limited to Japan’s Asahi Group Holdings has moved closer to completion after the High Court dismissed an attempt to block the deal.

In a ruling issued on Thursday, the court declined an application by Bia Tosha that sought to halt the transaction involving Diageo and Asahi, effectively clearing the path for the process to continue.

The case had attracted wide interest across Kenya’s business and investment community, with many watching closely to see whether the legal challenge would disrupt or delay the agreement.

Bia Tosha had requested interim orders to suspend the deal, although the specific concerns raised were not outlined in the court’s summary. The judge, however, determined that the application lacked sufficient merit.

“The petitioner’s notice of motion dated 5th January 2026 is hereby dismissed,” ruled High Court judge Bahati Mwamuye, adding that any existing orders that could stand in the way of completing the transaction had been lifted.

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has officially launched a new suite of Sustainable Finance Bonds aimed at funding renewable energy and smart city projects.

Leaders from the East African Community (EAC) gathered in Arusha this March 2026 to finalize new trade harmonization policies aimed at removing non-tariff barriers.

Safaricom Ethiopia has reached a major milestone of 15 million active subscribers as of March 2026, marking a rapid expansion in the Horn of Africa.