Tower Sacco CEO Patrick Njenga and Lowaki Eco Solutions Chief Visionary Officer Lorraine Kirigia during the deal seal/photo courtesy

Tower SACCO partners with Lowaki Eco Solutions for clean energy access

Tower Sacco has entered into a strategic partnership with Lowaki Eco Solutions to provide its members with affordable access to clean and efficient energy technologies. The collaboration is designed to transform how members manage their energy needs by offering subsidized energy-saving stoves and reliable solar power systems. Announced by Tower Sacco CEO Patrick Njenga and…

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1 / 1 – CS Cooperatives Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya with CS Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports of Kenya Salim Mvurya(right)/photo courtesy

CS Oparanya dismisses KHRC report recommending scrapping of Hustler Fund  

Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Co-operatives, Wycliffe Oparanya has dismissed a new report by the Kenya Human Rights Commission, (KHRC) that had recommended scrapping of Hustler Fund. The report released on 4th August described the fund as a politically expedient but economically disastrous initiative that has failed to deliver on its promises of financial…

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Affordable housing scheme to create a mini Muthaiga in Mathare, super Karen in Kibra

If you spent a day walking through the slums of Kibra or Mathare and later strolled through the leafy suburbs of Muthaiga or Karen, you would understand that the government’s affordable housing scheme is not just about buildings – it is about restoring the dignity of human life. The contrast is more than just about…

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Understanding US trade tariffs and how it affects businesses globally

Trade is a major part of how the world works. Countries buy and sell goods and services across borders to meet needs, support industries, and build relationships. But trade is not always free. Sometimes, governments place taxes on goods that come from other countries. These taxes are called tariffs. In the United States, tariffs have…

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DP Prof KIthure Kindiki awarding motorbike to Molo/photo by John Majau

Empowerment Programs key to grassroots prosperity, says DP Kindiki

Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has emphasized that the government is fully committed to uplifting those at the bottom of the economic pyramid through grassroots empowerment programs. Speaking on Saturday during the Molo Constituency Economic Empowerment Forum held in Molo town, Nakuru County, Kindiki defended the government backed empowerment programs and initiatives which targets savings and credit cooperatives. DP…

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2025 Coalition of Consumers Meeting on Food Safety in Kajiado/photo courtesy

Coalition of Consumers call for strong consumer awareness on food safety

Consumer organizations have called for strong consumer awareness on food safety and accountability in food systems in the country. Speaking during the 2025 Coalition of Consumers Meeting on Food Safety in Kajiado County, Alice Kemunto Director, Consumer Grassroots Association said there is need for strong consumer awareness and accountability in food systems. During the meeting…

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Trans Nzoia Investment Company directors vow to defend company’s asset amid lawsuits

Directors of the giant Trans Nzoia Investment Company (TIC) have vowed to stand and support the historical judgment delivered by Kitale High Court to defend the company’s assets and property running into billions of shillings. In a signed statement issued in Kitale, the directors affirmed their commitment of management to the about original 700 shareholders…

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KEPHIS board Managing Director Prof Theophilus Mutui/photo courtesy

KEPHIS opposes seed Bill, warns of weakened oversight, rise in counterfeit seeds

The Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) Board has strongly opposed the Seeds and Plant Varieties (Amendment) Bill 2025, warning that its enactment could weaken government oversight and expose farmers to substandard and counterfeit seeds. The board Managing Director Prof Theophilus Mutui also warned that unscrupulous traders may take advantage of the gap created by the…

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