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Global payment firms restrict money transfer services to Kenya

Kenyans relying on international payment platforms face new restrictions on receiving money from abroad Freelancers, remote workers and families could face delays or difficulties accessing overseas payments Kenya’s heightened scrutiny over anti money laundering rules is putting greater focus on customer verification and digital transfers Several international payment platforms have restricted or suspended services for…

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Faith Gitira, Kakamega County Chief Officer for Trade.-Photo courtesy

Lugari traders sensitised on Kakamega County loan access

Kakamega has set aside Ksh114 million for affordable loans to small businesses in 2026/2027 Market committees will help identify beneficiaries, track repayments and strengthen accountability Traders have been urged to borrow responsibly through registered groups and use approved payment channels Lugari traders have been sensitised on how to access affordable financing from the Kakamega County…

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Nairobi-based Sacco seeks business development officer

Nairobi Sacco seeks officer to drive membership and deposit growth. Applicants need at least three years’ financial services experience. Applications close on August 27, 2026. A non-withdrawable deposit-taking Sacco based in Nairobi has advertised for a Business Development Officer to drive membership growth, deposit mobilisation and marketing initiatives. The recruitment is being handled by Co-op…

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Government moves to raise tea earnings for Kisii farmers

Kisii tea farmers could soon earn more as government moves to crack down on tea hawking. Farmers set to get fertiliser at Ksh2,500 as government targets lower production costs. Nyamache Tea Factory seeks Ksh250 million upgrade as thousands of new tea seedlings are lined up. The government has announced measures aimed at improving returns for…

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Chairman Special Economic Zones Authority Fred Muteti speaking at Kalawa market in Makueni county during women empowerment initiative. Photo/Lydia Ngoolo.

Women empowerment eases shylock stress, SEZA chair says

SEZA Chairman Fred Muteti says women empowerment is reducing reliance on shylocks. He urged women to continue saving through chamas and table banking. The initiative supports women’s access to finance, markets and sustainable livelihoods. As the government continues empowering women through the women economic empowerment initiative, chairman Special Economic Zones Authority (SEZA) Fred Muteti has…

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