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5 days ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Macharia Kamau |Esther Dianah
Among the many placards on display in the streets of Nairobi last June when Kenyans protested against the Finance Bill, 2024 were a few unpalatable ones targeted at the international Monetary Fund (IMF). It was an indication of the citizens’ anger towards the measures proposed by the IMF in 2021 and were now being cascaded down to Kenyans over time, and particularly the global lender’s hand in crafting of last year’s Finance Bill that tried to raise the cost of many items, including essentials.
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6 days ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Esther Dianah
Paul Russo KCB Group CEO speaking during 2024 full year financial results on March 12, 2025. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]Access Bank has completed the acquisition of National Bank of Kenya (NBK) from KCB Group as it continues on its Kenyan expansion drive. Negotiations between the two lenders have been ongoing since March 2024. The conclusion of the deal follows regulatory approvals and will see NBK become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Access Bank.
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6 days ago |
finance.einnews.com | Esther Dianah
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6 days ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Esther Dianah
Finance Committee Chair Molo MP Kimani Kuria displays a QR Code to be uploaded on the Parliament's portal for more information on the Finance Bill, 2025. May 22, 2025. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]The Finance Bill, 2025 appears to be a cautious response to avoid similar unrest that ensued across the country following the rejection of the 2024 Bill that proposed controversial taxes, especially Value Added Tax (VAT) on bread and the motor vehicle tax.
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1 week ago |
standardmedia.co.ke | Esther Dianah
Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo Mabona. [Courtesy]The government has been urged to prioritise internet safety for children as the world marked the International Day of Missing Children. While joining in the celebrations on Saturday, Suba North Member of Parliament Millie Odhiambo warned that malicious individuals and predators are using online platforms to lure and abduct children, contributing to the increasing number of missing children.
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