Safaricom in talks with CBK to let Kenyans buy T-bills and bonds on its app, after Ziidi Trader
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa says the telco is working with CBK to let customers buy Treasury bills and bonds on My OneApp. No launch date or fees yet.
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa says the telco is working with CBK to let customers buy Treasury bills and bonds on My OneApp. No launch date or fees yet.
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CBK is inviting holders of three T-bills and FXD1/2023/005 to switch up to KSh10bn into FXD4/2019/010, a 12.28% bond maturing in 2029.…
Quickmart has added two more anchor buyers to its KSh15bn initial public offering, lifting the share of the offer pre-committed by cornerstone…
Safaricom's 2026 Sustainable Business Report values its Kenyan impact at KSh1.247trn, up 10%, while Scope 1 and 2 emissions rose and solar…
Kenya's top shares fell for the week to October 23 as foreign investors sold a net $9.4m, with Safaricom and KCB down…
The Competition Authority has cleared healthcare businessman Jayesh Saini to take sole control of ABC Bank, but the deal still needs the…
DCI detectives have arrested a Nairobi man accused of spending KSh6.74m wrongly credited to his account with his KSh72,000 rent. He faces…
Freedom House's Freedom on the Net 2026 puts Kenya at 59/100, up from 58. See the sub-scores, the NC4 blocking powers and…
NAIROBI, 26 October 2026 — Ananke Digital has made its free website check available to Kenyan businesses that want to know, before…