Beyond the News

August 3, 2026

Beyond the pitch: How kenyans cashed in on the 2026 FIFA World Cup

From merchandise vendors and sports bars to ride-hailing drivers, food vendors, content creators, and betting firms, the 2026 FIFA World Cup became more than a football spectacle; it became a chance to earn. While the players battled for football’s biggest prize in North America, Kenyans found their own way to profit from the beautiful game.  But exactly how did they do it?    

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What makes a good CV?

The curriculum vitae is an employer's first impression of you and can either secure the interview or...

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Equity Bank (Kenya) limited reduces interest rates on loans for a second time following cutting of Central Bank rate

The reduced interest rate on all new and existing Kenya Shilling-denominated credit facilities will ...

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Why Kenya wants to electrify all bodabodas and matatus in three years

In August 2023, the government assembled a 15-member team tasked with developing an e-mobility polic...

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Equity Bank’s regional takeover pays off with impressive Q3 results

During the period under review, Equity Group recorded Profit after Tax of Ksh40.9 billion, represent...

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Safaricom’s investment in technology pays off

Group service revenue grew 13.1% at KES 179.9 billion, whilst group Earnings Before Interest and Tax...

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Kenya Power bounces back to profitability, resumes dividend payout

This growth is attributable to improved sales primarily from the 447,251 new customers connected to ...

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Public-Private Partnership (PPP) explained

Governments are increasingly adopting public-private partnerships (PPPs) to advance their developmen...

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Makeup was my way out of the hood

Makeup artist Suki started working in the beauty industry when it was still in its early stages. He ...

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EABL invests KSh5.9 billion in businesses led by youth, women and Persons with Disabilities

Through this initiative, EABL aims to drive meaningful progress in fostering diversity while contrib...

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JKIA’s current state and future needs

Kenya's largest aviation facility, JKIA, is in dire need of a facelift to improve service delivery a...

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Why JKIA needs change

Data from the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) shows that JKIA has over 40 passenger lines and 25 carg...

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Rich insurance market lures NCBA

With this acquisition, NCBA Group customers will now conveniently access all their financial product...

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