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Rachel Ruto marks 16 years of Joyful Women’s national impact
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Rachel Ruto marks 16 years of Joyful Women’s national impact

Founded in 2009, the organisation has grown into one of the strongest platforms for women to build businesses, support their families and nurture leadership skills. The First Lady emphasized the heart of the model, noting that “the transaction is not about money. Your sisterhood is the bank, and that is where transformation is anchored.”

Fuel retailers warned: eTIMS compliance mandatory by December 31
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Fuel retailers warned: eTIMS compliance mandatory by December 31

Designed specifically for the fuel industry, eTIMS integrates seamlessly with forecourt controllers and existing point-of-sale systems, allowing every transaction to be invoiced instantly. The system’s real-time capabilities aim to simplify tax collection while ensuring transparency and accountability for both retailers and government authorities.

Kalahari Cement moves to acquire 24.3 million EAPC shares from NSSF
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Kalahari Cement moves to acquire 24.3 million EAPC shares from NSSF

Kalahari, incorporated in Kenya under number PVT-PQ158DVM, is largely owned by international shareholders. Pacific Cement Limited holds 90 percent of the company, while Comercio Et Consiel Limited owns 10 percent. The firm is linked to multiple businesses in cement, logistics, and fuel across Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Mauritius, and Zambia.

Equity bank named AfriSAFE 2025 Bank of the year
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Equity bank named AfriSAFE 2025 Bank of the year

A group of seven judges drawn from five global regions assessed entries from institutions across the continent. Among them was US-based human rights lawyer and scholar Prof. Gloria J. Browne-Marshall. The panel praised Equity for meeting Occupational Safety and Health rules, supporting staff welfare and maintaining clear systems for tracking safety compliance in its operations.

Family Bank profit soars 55.7% as lending activity drives growth
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Family Bank profit soars 55.7% as lending activity drives growth

Despite the overall strong performance, loan loss provisions rose sharply from Sh587.5 million in September 2024 to Sh1.361 billion in September 2025, a 131.6 percent increase, reflecting a cautious approach to credit risk. Total operating expenses increased 33 percent to Sh10.24 billion from Sh7.703 billion, partly due to higher loan impairment charges and heightened business activity.