NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – The festive spirit of the Chinese New Year lit up Nairobi’s Two Rivers Mall as Ambassador Guo Haiyan of China joined dignitaries, cultural enthusiasts, and members of the Chinese-Kenyan community to mark the upcoming Spring Festival. The event celebrated centuries-old traditions while highlighting the deepening cultural ties between China and Read More
Read MoreNAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – The festive spirit of the Chinese New Year lit up Nairobi’s Two Rivers Mall as Ambassador Guo Haiyan of China joined dignitaries, cultural enthusiasts, and members of the Chinese-Kenyan community to mark the upcoming Spring Festival. The event celebrated centuries-old traditions while highlighting the deepening cultural ties between China and Read More
Read MoreNAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – The festive spirit of the Chinese New Year lit up Nairobi’s Two Rivers Mall as Ambassador Guo Haiyan of China joined dignitaries, cultural enthusiasts, and members of the Chinese-Kenyan community to mark the upcoming Spring Festival. The event celebrated centuries-old traditions while highlighting the deepening cultural ties between China and Read More
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The Kenya Kwanza administration is advancing plans to establish a faster and more interoperable payment system to rival Safaricom’s popular mobile money platform, M-Pesa. The National Treasury announced its commitment to implementing the National Payment Strategy (2022-2025) while expediting the finalization of a National Policy on Digital Finance. This initiative aims to modernize Kenya’s payment ecosystem and address challenges in accessibility and affordability. The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), in collaboration with industry stakeholders, is spearheading efforts to launch a fast payment system. This system will enable seamless interoperability between retail payment services offered by banks and non-bank providers, fostering
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Police have arrested a man who was found with body parts of a human being stashed in a sack in Huruma, Nairobi. In a statement dated January 21, 2025, police reported that the suspect, identified as John Kiama Wambua, confessed that the body parts belong to his now deceased wife. “Police in Huruma, Nairobi Area
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