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Nyakang’o warned that these outstanding bills are putting the government in a “sinking in debt, in pending bills” situation, with serious consequences for the economy. She said the total has risen from Sh516.27 billion last year, despite repeated instructions to settle payments promptly.
System losses were reduced from 23.16% to 21.21% through the introduction of smart meters, replacement of malfunctioning meters, feeder upgrades, and improved energy accounting.
Mbadi explained that relying on projected future dividends assumes Safaricom will maintain its current profitability, which is not guaranteed.
Jambojet commands approximately 52 percent of Kenya’s domestic air travel market, a share that reflects the country’s rising demand for affordable and accessible flights. The airline operates as a subsidiary of Kenya Airways and is based in Nairobi, serving both local and regional destinations.
NSSF has filed an Environmental Impact Assessment for its Twin Towers project at Uhuru Highway and Kenyatta Avenue in Nairobi, outlining major economic benefits, environmental risks and proposed mitigation measures.
In a notice released on Friday, December 5, the agency said the iTax system will be offline for four hours during the weekend to allow for essential system updates. Maintenance is set to begin at 8 pm on Friday, December 5, 2025, and will end at 12 am on Saturday, December 6, 2025.
The case, filed as SC Petition No. 12 (E014) of 2022, pitted the bank against the Commissioner for Domestic Taxes from the Large Taxpayers Office. Kenya Bankers Association and Mastercard Asia Pacific (Pte) Limited took part as interested parties.
The firm noted that the platform had already received full approval from the National Bank of Ethiopia and the Information Network Security Agency, affirming compliance with all regulatory standards.
Kenya has launched a 2025–2028 financial inclusion strategy, a new sector plan and a Women Entrepreneurs Finance Code to expand access, protect consumers and close funding gaps nationwide.
The Data Commissioner has ordered DTB Kenya and DTB Uganda to each pay Sh250,000 to a customer after years of misdirected bank statements and data mishandling, underscoring stricter enforcement of Kenya’s data protection laws.
Kalahari Cement has secured CMA approval to buy Sh24.3 million EAPC shares from NSSF without a mandatory takeover offer, pending competition and mining sector regulatory clearances in Kenya.
Access Bank Kenya and National Bank of Kenya have launched the W Initiative in Kenya, extending women-led businesses access to finance, mentorship and enterprise support, after disbursing Sh18.23tr across Africa.