World Bank: Corruption Costs Kenyans 20% of Daily Earnings
A World Bank estimate reported by People Daily puts the cost of corruption at about one-fifth of what Kenyans earn each day, turning a broad complaint into a measurable loss.
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Nine Kenyan MSEs secure new markets in Rwanda at EAC trade fair
The 26th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair in Kigali has helped nine Kenyan micro and small enterprises find new buyers in Rwanda, The Standard reports.
Anthropic's $3.4 billion generator deal shows power is AI's new bottleneck
The AI lab has reportedly signed a $3.4 billion generator deal to power its data centres, a sign that electricity supply is becoming as critical as chips in the AI race.
State Rattles Nicotine Pouch Market With Fresh Ban Plans
A new ban signal from the government puts Kenya's nicotine pouch sellers and their investors on notice, though the scope and timing remain unclear.
Business Daily profiles a CEO who moves billions and is not afraid to start small
The Sunday feature centres on a chief executive whose business dealings run into billions, framed around a willingness to begin at a small scale.
Ex-Nvidia executive Tsado takes GPU cloud to six African nations
A former Nvidia executive is expanding a GPU cloud service across Africa, but key details such as the countries, company name and funding remain undisclosed. [S1]
Lionesses Take Rugby Sevens Gold as Government Promises Rewards
A 17-12 final win over Australia gave Kenya its first gold of the games, hosted in Africa for the first time, and prompted a government pledge to reward the squad.
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