ChangesNCBA Group PLC has confirmed the completion of Nedbank Group Limited’s partial offer to acquire a 66 per cent stake in the Kenyan financial services group.NCBA Group PLC has confirmed the completion of Nedbank Group Limited’s partial offer to acquire a 66 per cent stake in the Kenyan financial services group.
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Standard Group New CEO Sends Message to Ruto on Explosive Coverage
New Standard Group CEO Dr Naim Bilal Yaseen has broken his silence on the escalating feud between the media house and President William Ruto, assuring the government of fair coverage while urging it to engage the press fairly and justly.Speaking during his official handover ceremony at the media company’s Nairobi headquarters, Dr Yaseen sought to reassure the government and stakeholders as he takes over leadership of one of Kenya’s largest media organisations amid heightened tensions between State House and the media house.
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Kenya’s high-net-worth individuals grow by up to 20 per cent in 2026 – report
Listen to articleThe shift comes as Kenya's economy is projected to grow between 4.9 and 5.5 per cent in 2026, up from 4.6 per cent in 2025, supported by domestic demand and easing inflationary pressures.Kenya has recorded faster growth in its high-net-worth individual (HNWI) population, with nearly half of wealth managers reporting an increase of between 11 and 20 per cent in wealthy clients in 2026.
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Patricia Arquette Net Worth
Patricia Arquette is an American actress and director with an estimated net worth of $24 million. She has built her fortune through a career spanning more than three decades in film and television. Her earnings come from acting roles, television projects, directing, and producing.
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Mututho warns Kenyans on effects of abusing synthetic drug FENTANYL
Former Nacada boss John Mututho has warned Kenyans moreso young people over the negative effects of Fentanyl.Reacting to a Facebook posting in which a young man was seen in a helpless state bending his head down in the streets of Nakuru https://www.facebook.com/share/19ur96iYEG/, Mututho confirmed that such are the negative effects of Fentanyl.
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A learner falls ill, a school’s duty of care begins
Protecting learners requires more than academic supervision; it demands preparedness, compassion and a functional school health system.A school is entrusted with more than the academic development of children. It is equally entrusted with their safety, welfare and well-being. Every morning, parents release their children into the care of teachers and school administrators with the hope that they will return home safely after another day of learning.
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Kenya Pipeline Catches Thieves Trying to Tap Into Fuel Pipeline
The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has raised fresh concerns about the security of petroleum transportation infrastructure after uncovering an illegal connection installed on one of its pipelines in Mombasa County.The attempted theft was detected on Monday, November 2, 2026, when the company’s security and pipeline maintenance teams came across an unauthorised connection along a supply line linking Pumping Station 14 to Pumping Station 15.
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Government invests heavily in Galana Kulalu to improve irrigation fed agriculture
The Government has committed resources which will enable the country to improve on irrigation fed agriculture and ensure that more human and animal food is produced locally.Speaking when he led 38 Principal Secretaries on a tour of the 20,000 Galana Kulalu Food Security Project model farm in Kilifi County, Head of Public Service Felix Koskei said Kenya was spending more than Sh.
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Education CS Ogamba announces death of three KCSE candidates as exams continue
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has confirmed the deaths of three candidates sitting the 2026 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations.In a statement issued on Wednesday, November 4, Ogamba identified the deceased as Otieno Congestina Achieng’, Cornelius Kiplagat Rotich and Vivianne Adhiambo Owiti.
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Realtors Sound Alarm Over Destructive ‘Famas’ Mining in Mai Mahiu
What began as a routine land inspection on Sunday, October 11, quickly turned into a sobering confrontation with environmental degradation for the directors of Realta Investment Limited.Leaving Kikuyu town early that morning, the four directors traveled to the Zambezi area of Mai Mahiu in Naivasha North to locate the beacons of a five-acre parcel they purchased in 2017.