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Kenya Aims for Full Digital Connectivity by 2027
The government has launched an ambitious KSh 40 billion last-mile connectivity initiative aimed at achieving 100% access to digital infrastructure across the country.
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Accountants Urge Tax Reforms to Boost Kenya’s Manufacturing and Household Incomes
Accountants in Kenya have made a bold call for sweeping tax reforms aimed at revitalizing the manufacturing sector and raising household incomes. Through detailed...
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Inside Stanbic Bank’s Drive to Boost Property Ownership at Tatu City
Tatu City has partnered with Stanbic Bank Kenya to make property ownership more accessible for Kenyans, including those in the diaspora. This strategic collaboration...
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