Inside Kenyatta Family Owned NCBA’s Decline as Car Financing Complaints, Internal Fraud, Tax Favors and the Nedbank Exit Raise Questions About the Bank’s Future
For years, Kenyatta family owned NCBA presented itself as one of Kenya’s strongest banking success stories, built through the 2019 merger between Commercial Bank of Africa and NIC Group, backed by two powerful families...
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Judge Says Prosecution Failed to Prove Conspiracy Charges
Court Finds Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and Two Co-Accused Guilty of Murder
The High Court has found former Migori Governor Okoth Obado, his former personal assistant Michael Oyamo, and former Migori County Communications Director Caspal Obiero guilty of...
FlexPay Technologies Under Siege as Customers Demand Answers Over Delayed Refunds, Unreleased Savings and Undelivered Products
Days after this publication highlighted complaints from customers over delayed refunds and difficulties accessing funds at FlexPay Technologies Limited, fresh grievances have now...
Whistleblower Exposes Scam Shortlisting Process in Nairobi City County Public Service Board
Fresh questions have emerged over the integrity of recruitment and promotion processes at the Nairobi City County Public Service Board, with a whistleblower stating that the...
High Court Allows KSh5 Trillion Infrastructure Fund to Proceed, Orders Treasury to Open Books
Court declines to halt the KSh5 trillion fund but orders the National Treasury to disclose certified accounts and submit regular transaction reports as constitutional challenge...
Fresh Corruption Claims Rock Kenya Prisons as Officers Expose HR Kickback Scheme at Harambee House
Fresh reports of corruption have emerged within the Kenya Prisons Service, with a whistleblower claiming that senior officials in the department's Human Resource office at the...
UK Pulls Planned BATUK Military Exercise From Kenya Over Licensing Delays
British Army relocates planned Laikipia exercise after Kenyan authorities fail to issue mandatory licences, raising fresh questions over the future of BATUK operations.
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