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Beyond the News
July 14, 2026

KRA misses revenue target despite 10.6% growth in tax collections

The tax collector recorded 10.6 per cent growth compared to 6.8 per cent in the 2024/2025 financial year when KRA collected KSh 2.572 trillion.

Brand Capital
July 13, 2026

How Vanessa Okeyo built her laser hair removal business

With natural business instincts and years of exploring various ventures, Vanessa set her sights on a rapidly growing industry: beauty and wellness. But she wasn’t interested in simply following trends. She wanted to invest in something effective, sustainable, and transformative.

Brand Capital
July 9, 2026

The ingredients that built Havey Star Catering

Havey Star Catering has been in business for about 19 years. From a tiny stall at Kenyatta Market, the business has grown and now offers catering services for weddings, birthdays, and offices in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Eldoret.

Moolah Explainers
July 8, 2026

What really happens to your money after you deposit it in a bank?

Your bank puts most of your money to work. It uses a significant portion of deposits to generate income by lending money to other customers. This means that your deposit could help finance someone's mortgage, another person's business loan, or even a car loan.

Moolah Explainers
July 8, 2026

How proposed cuts to PAYE affect your payslip

The KBA’s proposals, if adopted, would see a uniform 5 per cent reduction in PAYE across all income brackets while capping the top tax rate at 30 per cent.

Moolah Explainers
July 2, 2026

Niskumie Kakitu: Here are practical ways to avoid black tax

For many Africans, black tax is more than just a financial obligation. It is rooted in culture, community and the belief that when one person succeeds, they should uplift the family. Parents sacrifice to educate their children, relatives contribute during difficult times, and communities often rally