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Safaricom’s sustainability boss Karen Basiye gets global honours for driving social impact

Basiye was honoured for driving forward social and environmental impact within the telecoms industry.
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Kenya greenlights twice-yearly HIV prevention shot Lenacapavir

WHO says with just two doses per year, lenacapavir offers protectiong to people
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Acid test for Kenya’s sugar factories’ leasing plan as Comesa safeguards end

Initiative to lift safeguards comes days after plan to lease Sony, Nzoia,
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UjuziKilimo unveils AI-powered smartphone-based soil testing service

Each test analyzes over 13 critical soil parameters, including nitrogen,

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New retail players are unveiling innovative ways to keep Kenyan families going

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Relief for Brookhouse parents as court orders resumption of online classes

Carrefour
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Carrefour is taking active initiatives to support poor Kenyans clobbered by COVID-19

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A digital revolution is at the heart of Huawei’s plan for Africa

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Equity bank and the MasterCard Foundation are pledging Ksh 1.1 Billion to boost the national war against COVID-19

Equity-Group-Profit-2019-and-Equity-Bank-CEO-Dr-James-Mwangi
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Equity bank moves to waiver all transfer fees on digital transactions

Sanlam Kenya CEO Dr Patrick tumbo
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Sanlam is pledging USD 2.3 million to fight the coronavirus pandemic

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Coronavirus: Banks are getting it right

Absa Kenya MD Jermy Awori
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Absa bank is pausing repayments on customer loans amid COVID-19 crisis

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Billionaires or Bonga points, who will help in the times of COVID-19?

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Meet the new boss: Arthur Oginga will be the new CEO of UAP Old Mutual Group

Bonga Points Mukuru Kayaba
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Poor Kenyans may require a miracle to survive the coronavirus pandemic, but Safaricom has a plan