
Brian Yatich
Business Journalist at East African Business Times
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2 weeks ago |
eabusinesstimes.com | Brian Yatich
34 With precisely one year remaining until the FIFA World Cup 26™ kicks off across Canada, Mexico, and the United States, Visa, a global leader in digital payments and a long-time supporter of international soccer, announced today that Lamine Yamal, one of the sport’s most electrifying young talents, will serve as its global ambassador for the tournament.
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2 weeks ago |
eabusinesstimes.com | Brian Yatich
25 Nicole Tikolo, a distinguished Kenyan-born fashion design student at Nottingham Trent University, has been recognized as a standout finalist in the Womenswear Design category at the esteemed 2025 Fashanne Awards. Her evocative coastal collection, “Urembo wa Pwani,” has not only secured her position among the top contenders but also places her in contention for the highly coveted People’s Choice Award.
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2 weeks ago |
eabusinesstimes.com | Brian Yatich
26 Salus Cloud, a pioneering AI-native platform revolutionizing Developer & Security Operations (DevSecOps) for engineers, today announced the successful closure of a $3.7 million Seed funding round. The investment will accelerate the company’s mission to enhance secure software delivery capabilities across Africa, the Middle East, and other burgeoning growth markets.
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2 weeks ago |
eabusinesstimes.com | Brian Yatich
35 Roam, Kenya’s pioneering electric vehicle company, has launched the new Generation 2 Roam Air, an upgraded electric motorcycle designed with direct input from boda boda riders. The new model features over 40 practical improvements and has been extensively tested in both urban and rural settings. Designed and engineered by Roam’s in-house team, the Generation 2 showcases a strong commitment to local innovation and manufacturing.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Bolster Oil Recovery as Africa Maximizes Production at Ageing Fields
2 weeks ago |
eabusinesstimes.com | Brian Yatich
27 Africa’s mature oilfields are experiencing a renaissance and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the heart of this transformation. In an era defined by innovation and sustainability, enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technologies – powered by AI – are breathing new life into declining reservoirs. From predictive analytics to machine learning algorithms, AI is not just a tool; it is a catalyst for maximizing output, extending field life and improving operational efficiency.
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