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KCB Group CEO Paul Russo, former head of Public Service, Joseph Kinyua, with other KCB official, (L-R) during the KCB Group Annual General Meeting on Thursday, May 21, 2026. PHOTOKCB
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KCB Group raises dividend payout as profit grows to Sh68.4 billion

The bank posted a net profit of Sh68.4 billion, an 11 percent increase compared to the previous year. Total assets rose by 9 percent to Sh2.1 trillion, reflecting steady growth in the balance sheet during the period under review.

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The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management, Mr. Cyrell Wagunda, during the Employers’ Conference convened by the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) on May 20, 2026.
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PS Wagunda warns against delays in pension remittances

Speaking through Principal Administrative Secretary Arthur Osiya, from the Executive Office of the President, during the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) Employers’ Conference on Wednesday, Wagunda emphasized that pension deductions are “earnings belonging to employees which must be treated with the highest level of accountability and integrity.”

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CS Oparanya: How audit exposed Sh12 billion gap at KUSCCO
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CS Oparanya: How audit exposed Sh12 billion gap at KUSCCO

The CS explained that the Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Cooperatives (KUSCCO), which serves more than 3,000 SACCOs across the country, manages an estimated share capital of Sh3 billion and holds deposits and savings amounting to about Sh15.6 billion. Despite this strong base, he said the institution had suffered long-standing governance and financial control weaknesses.

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Treasury clarifies mitumba, phone and PAYE changes in Finance Bill 2026
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Treasury clarifies mitumba, phone and PAYE changes in Finance Bill 2026

Speaking during a press briefing in Nairobi on Monday, the CS said reforms such as a simplified “mitumba” tax regime, reduced phone import taxes, and a shift in filing timelines are aimed at easing business costs, improving efficiency, and boosting revenue collection rather than raising prices, stressing that “there is miscommunication around this.”

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French businesses expanding presence in Kenya, says Alliance Francaise’s Obilo Ng’ong’o
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French businesses expanding presence in Kenya, says Alliance Francaise’s Obilo Ng’ong’o

Alliance Française Nairobi Pedagogy Head Obilo Ng’ong’o says French firms are increasing investments in Kenya’s retail, infrastructure, education and training. He links the shift from aid to partnerships to upcoming Africa Forward Summit 2026 plans and long-term economic cooperation.

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Housing funding model shifts as post-election budget set for Sh360 billion
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Housing funding model shifts as post-election budget set for Sh360 billion

Within the housing programme, affordable housing is expected to register the fastest growth. Allocations are projected to rise to Sh201.1 billion after the elections from Sh50.7 billion in FY2026/27. However, during the election cycle, funding is expected to decline, with a 30.9 per cent reduction from the approved Sh73.3 billion.

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