Money market funds have become one of the most popular saving tools for Kenyans looking for better returns than a bank account without taking on stock market risk. Here is how they work.
The High Court has ordered Aga Khan Hospital and a consultant gynecologist to jointly pay a woman KSh157.2 million...
Thinking about buying shares in Kenya for the first time? Here is a clear, practical introduction to how the Nairobi Securities Exchange works and how to get started responsibly.
Fighting Brutality and Impunity (FBI) Movement leader Patrick Osoi says the outcome of the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election has demonstrated...
SACCOs are one of the most powerful and underused financial tools available to Kenyans. Here is how they work, what to look for, and how to choose one that fits your goals.
Mobile money has changed how Kenyans save. Here is a practical look at M-Shwari, KCB M-Pesa, Mpesa lock savings, and other digital tools that can help you build a saving habit.
Learn a practical, step-by-step approach to building a monthly budget that works with a Kenyan income, from tracking M-Pesa spending to planning for harambees and school fees.
From colonial-era farmer cooperatives to a trillion-shilling financial sector, Kenya's SACCO movement has spent a century balancing rapid growth with recurring governance challenges.
Kenya's 2026 SACCO dividend season has produced returns ranging from single digits to 21%, highlighting both the appeal and the uneven performance of the cooperative sector.
SACCO executives are prioritizing fintech partnerships for 2026 as digital transactions surge, instant payment integrations spread, and healthcare lending emerges as the fastest-growing loan category.
