The ruling in favour of KCB marks a significant milestone in Kenya’s legal history, setting a precedent for the resolution of similar disputes in the future. It reaffirms the judiciary’s role in upholding contractual rights and ensuring the equitable resolution of conflicts within commercial law.
A key enabler of KCB Bank’s stellar performance was a three-year strategy hinged on digital leadership, prioritizing adherence to market standards and regulatory demands to strengthen operations.
With opening an office in Nairobi, the bank is widely thought to be targeting U.S. multinationals entering the East Africa region, as well as wealth funds and universitie
Those in leadership positions should view continuous learning as a magnetic north. In my leadership journey, one key lesson has been that interest and commitment to continuous learning and development, helps one adopt a mindset and behaviour that produces better leadership outcomes, says Peter Ndegwa.
Boeing’s decision to establish its African headquarters in Ethiopia is a strategic move that aligns with the country’s ambitious vision for economic development and regional integration.
Safaricom Business, through its Thursday Sessions, exemplifies the power of community and continuous learning in the entrepreneurial journey. For entrepreneurs , these sessions are not just about immediate gains but about long-term growth and sustainability
Airtel Kenya’s expansion into the home internet space represents a strategic move aimed at diversifying revenue streams and enhancing competitiveness in the telecommunications sector. By focusing on innovation, customer satisfaction, and competitive pricing, Airtel seeks to carve out a significant market share despite facing stiff competition from established players.
The collaboration enables the Ethiopian diaspora to send money directly to the M-PESA mobile wallets of their family and friends, streamlining the remittance process for faster transfers and increased security.
Safaricom Ethiopia’s achievement of 4.6 million subscribers is more than just a number; it signifies the beginning of a new chapter in the company’s history and a significant step towards realising its vision of connecting every Ethiopian to the digital world.
Safricom intends to issue local currency-denominated bonds starting in September, leveraging Ethiopia’s new financial market infrastructure to support its expansion and operations within the country.