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Your SACCO savings are safe, Cooperative Alliance assures public

The clarification comes after days of public anxiety sparked by reports alleging that the government planned to tap into more than Sh1 trillion held in SACCO deposits to bankroll infrastructure projects through the proposed National Infrastructure Fund and infrastructure bonds.

Kabogo: 61% of child online protection cases linked to gambling ads

The CS said 19 of the cases involved betting and lottery advertisements that failed to comply with rules governing age limits, disclosure obligations, and watershed restrictions meant to protect children from harmful exposure.

Competition Authority warns oil firms over alleged fuel hoarding as shortages persist

In its statement, the Authority warned against actions that may deliberately interfere with normal distribution.

Communication Authority of Kenya opens student attachment opportunities

The initiative targets ongoing university students in diverse fields, aiming to equip them with practical skills while supporting Kenya’s growing communications sector and innovation landscape ahead of the April 8 deadline.

Competition Authority of Kenya raids six mattress firms over suspected price-fixing cartel

The regulator says the probe aims to protect consumers, noting that mattresses are essential goods used by millions of households across the country.

Regulator greenlights KCB’s Riverbank Solutions takeover

In a Gazette Notice dated December 19, 2025, CAK Director-General David Kemei outlined conditions for the acquisition, including strict safeguards on data use.

CAK fines Directline Sh85m for abusing buyer power

Kenya’s competition watchdog has fined Directline Assurance Sh85 million for delaying payments to two Nairobi garages, ordering full settlement of outstanding invoices and contract changes to protect small suppliers.

Communications Authority to revoke 42 TV licences in regulatory shake-up

In a gazette notice issued on September 12, 2025, the authority said the affected stations had failed to settle annual regulatory fees and meet content obligations under the Kenya Information and Communications Act.

MPs raise alarm over discounted sale of Portland cement

The National Assembly’s departmental committee on trade, industry and cooperatives said the deal undervalues the cement maker’s assets, which include investment properties worth Sh21.23 billion, largely comprising 4,626 acres of freehold land.

KNCHR warns of rising censorship threat to Kenya’s media and digital freedoms

During the 2020–2022 period under review, the commission documented 23 online censorship cases and 11 offline ones.

Tik Tok Directed to Pull Down Sexual Content after BBC Report