Josephine Mosongo
May 11, 2020
Proposed Tax on Digital Transactions
Kenya plans to impose a 1.5 percent digital tax on the value of online transactions and purchases as part of its efforts
May 8, 2020
Major Banks Restructure Customer Loans in the Midst of Covid-19
Seven of the largest banks in Kenya restructured loans worth KSh176 billion to cushion customers against the adverse eco
May 6, 2020
Pension savings as key to home ownership
You can now use up to 40 percent of your retirement savings to buy a house after changes were made to the Retirement Ben
April 30, 2020
Job losses, pay cuts and unpaid leave in Kenya as Coronavirus bites
The government estimates that as at the end of April, 133,657 people in Kenya’s formal sector had lost their jobs and
April 30, 2020
Growth in Kenya to Plunge to 1.5%
The World Bank is forecasting a slow economic growth of 1.5 percent this year in Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
April 30, 2020
Photography Industry in Kenya: Jambo in Focus
Emmanuel Jambo is an icon in the photography industry. Jambo shares his experience behind the lens; from how he quit his
April 29, 2020
Staying Safe from Coronavirus scammers
With pay cuts, lay-offs and redundancies, things are getting desperate, and scammers never sleep, you need to be on the
April 27, 2020
Egypt Acquires Majority Stake in Mayfair Bank
The Central Bank of Kenya has approved the acquisition of a majority stake in Mayfair Bank by Commercial International B
April 24, 2020
Pay cuts, unpaid leave: what the law says
While businesses anticipated to go through operational changes as a result of the economic hit brought about by the pand
April 22, 2020
Life after a salary cut
The COVID-19 pandemic has stalled economic activity at an unprecedented scale and while organisations may not want to la
April 20, 2020
1 Million Kenyans to Receive Inua Jamii Benefits
More than one million Kenyans are set to begin receiving benefits from the Government through the Inua Jamii programme.
April 17, 2020
Small loans’ defaulters to skip CRB listing
New regulations bar mobile lenders from listing borrowers who default on loans less than Ksh1000.