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Kisumu passenger train services to resume November

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Business Daily | by Rushdie Oudia Residents of western Kenya will from November enjoy a ride on the planned passenger trains between Kisumu and Nakuru...
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Safaricom to launch 5G network Friday in Nairobi and Western Kenya

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Business Daily | by Otiato Guguyu Safaricom will Friday launch Kenya’s first fifth-generation (5G) mobile internet services targeting major urban centres, making it the inaugural...

Absa profit drops 23 per cent to Sh6.5b

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The Standard | by Fredrick Obura Absa Bank Kenya has reported a 23 per cent decline in earnings mainly attributed to Covid-19 related provisions. The lender...

Centum issues profit warning after record half-year loss

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Kenyan Wall Street | by Miriam Wangui Centum Investments, one of the largest investment companies in East Africa, has warned investors that its full-year net...
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Respite for borrowers as CBK extends loan restructuring to June 2021

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Kenyan Wall Street | by Mwakaneno Gakweli The Central Bank of Kenya ( CBK) announced that it has extended loan restructuring by commercial banks to...
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Legislators to review fuel levies in the next budget

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Nation | by David Mwere MPs will review all the levies imposed on petroleum and its products in the next budget in an attempt to...
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Kenya-UK trade agreement now operational

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Kenyan Wall Street | by Mwakaneno Gakweli Kenya’s trade agreement with the United Kingdom is now operational after both sides’ officials completed the ratification process....
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Parliament mulls fuel tax cuts in new Budget Bill

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Business Daily | by John Mutua Taxes on petroleum products are set to be lowered from July as Parliament seeks to contain growing public anger...