Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa. PHOTO/https://www.facebook.com/SafaricomPLC

User Habits Drives Down Safaricom SMS Revenue

Safaricom has reported a sharp decline in traditional text messaging, with the average number of SMS sent per customer falling by 22.9 per cent as mobile users increasingly embrace internet-based communication platforms. The company’s half-year financial results for the six months ended September 30, 2026, show that messages sent per subscriber dropped to 98.94, reflecting…

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Second suspect arrested over viral Parklands robbery in Nairobi

Detectives have arrested a second suspect in connection with a violent robbery in Parklands, Nairobi, captured in a viral video showing a member of the public being attacked and robbed of valuables. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said the suspect was arrested during an intelligence-led operation in Deep Sea slums, within the Parklands-Highridge area….

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Treasury Plans to Scrap Ksh28,800 Annual Personal Relief in PAYE Reforms

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has announced plans to scrap the Ksh28,800 annual personal tax relief as the government prepares to exempt employees earning Ksh32,333 per month or less from Pay As You Earn (PAYE). Speaking on Thursday, October 22,during the launch of tax contribution in Nairobi, Mbadi said the Treasury was preparing legislative proposals…

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Mashujaa Day: From the struggle for freedom to the quest for a better Kenya

As the country marks  it`s  Mashujaa Day in Eldoret, the annual celebration has evolved from remembering the struggle for independence to honouring contributions across society. Every October 20, Kenya  remember these individuals and reflect on the meaning of heroism. Behind  the colourful celebrations, national speeches and military parades lies a history that dates back to…

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A section of residents who turned out in Kericho for job opportunities at Wajosee. PHOTO/HANDOUT

Over 3,000 jobseekers turn up for jobs at Kericho, Wajosee clothing shop

More than 3,000 jobseekers have reportedly turned up at a newly opened clothing shop in Kericho town in search of employment, highlighting the growing pressure on the job market as graduates and professionals struggle to secure work. The jobseekers turned up at Wajosee Clothing shop, where the recruitment opportunity attracted young people with different educational…

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Momul Tops South Rift Bonus Payouts For 2025/2026 Financial Year

Tea smallholders across Bomet and Kericho counties are digesting the newly released second payment (bonus) declarations for the 2025/2026 financial year. The figures reveal notable disparities in earnings across processing plants in the South Rift region. ​According to the rate schedule released for factories across the two counties, Momul Tea Factory in Kericho leads the…

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