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KOPIA Kenya Director Dr Ji Gang Kim speaking at Juja Farm area in Juja constituency after a farmers training programme.

Kiambu farmers set to rake in fortunes with tomato grafting

Kiambu farmers are being introduced to modern techniques to improve tomato production. Experts say grafting could help farmers overcome persistent pests and diseases. The partnership aims to improve harvests, farmer incomes and access to quality seedlings. Vegetable farmers, and especially tomato farmers, in Kiambu County are set to generate fortunes from their farming after receiving…

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Sugarcane farmers oppose bill shifting lending powers to KADCO

Sugar growers are questioning proposed changes to the laws governing the industry. Farmers warn that shifting lending powers to KADCO could weaken their influence. Industry representatives want the existing Sugar Act implemented before further amendments. Sugarcane farmers in Muhoroni and Chemelil have come out against a proposed law they say would derail current reforms, take…

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Kenyans receiving services at the Kenya Revenue Authority headquarters. PHOTO/KRA

KRA digital records put undeclared income under scrutiny

KRA is expanding digital checks to identify discrepancies in declared income and financial records. Mobile money transactions, electronic invoices and payroll data are among the records under scrutiny. Taxpayers are urged to maintain accurate records and explain transactions that may trigger compliance checks. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is intensifying its use of digital financial…

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Ruto flies to Moscow to seek new markets for Kenyan exports

Ruto is seeking wider international markets for Kenyan agricultural and manufactured goods. The Moscow visit will target investment in agro-processing, energy and infrastructure. Kenya will also pursue partnerships in technology, agricultural inputs and digital innovation. President William Ruto left for Moscow, Russia, on Tuesday evening to push for wider access to foreign markets for Kenyan…

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Cyber fraud lessons Kenya can learn from other countries

Singapore, the UK and Australia offer lessons in tackling rising cyber fraud. Stronger bank coordination and real-time transaction monitoring could help prevent losses. Clearer reimbursement rules and faster responses could strengthen customer protection in Kenya. Kenya’s banks lost approximately Ksh1.59 billion to reported fraud in 2024, yet other countries show that coordinated action can limit…

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Banking fraud losses hit Sh1.59bn as threats rise

Kenya’s banking sector is facing mounting pressure as reported fraud losses rise. Mobile and online banking are emerging as key channels exploited by criminals. Regional statistics reveal the scale of financial fraud across East Africa. Kenya’s banking sector lost approximately Ksh1.59 billion to reported fraud in 2024, as increasingly sophisticated cyber threats put pressure on…

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