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An investment company linked to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Lamu Governor Issa Timamy will pay Sh3 billion to take majority control of two insurers from South Africa's Absa Group, bringing back into local hands businesses the same investors sold more than a decade ago.
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Two claims. Two years apart. Two rulings against AAR. Zero indication that either ruling changed how the company treats the next claimant — or the next ten families of a dead workforce.
Serious questions are emerging over how Kenya’s mandatory inbound travel health insurance requirement — anchored in…
When regulators collapse an insurer without warning customers, ordinary Kenyans pay the price — literally. On…
Despite strong financial growth, Kenya’s insurance safety net faces governance questions over transparency and compliance. Kenya’s…
The Social Health Authority (SHA) is broke and broken. That’s the damning verdict from the National…
Based on the Auditor-General’s reports for the period ending June 30, 2025, the National Social Security…
The Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO), custodian of more than Sh300 billion worth of national power…
Kenya’s insurance industry is watching an unprecedented drama unfold at Directline Assurance, where a shareholder battle…
Several complaints have been shared regarding the conduct and high level of corruption against one Hillary…
On the December 8, 2023 the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) placed Xplico Insurance under statutory management…
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