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 Arnold Samba, popularly known by his professional stage name Arnold Saviour is a comedian who stages performances on Churchill Show. He is also an actor and an MC. Among the little-known details that have propelled Saviour’s comedy career was his resolve to land on the Churchill Show stage after he had auditioned for six years
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 Kenyans are staring at costly mobile money transactions in 2025 after telecommunication giant Safaricom PLC hiked M-Pesa transaction charges and withdrawal fees for transactions between KSh 50 and KSh 250,000. The hike is likely to lead to increased Airtel Money transactions as Kenyans seek cheaper alternatives. While Airtel Money is considered the cheapest, it has
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 A Kenyan girl has achieved the rare fete of acquiring US Citizenship. The girl who identified herself on social media as Blessed Doree said that the 2024 year ended on a high for her after she gained her US Citizenship and also managed to graduated from nursing school. “Who would have thought that in the
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 In a precedent ruling, the High Court has given Kenyan insurance firms the green light to set vehicle underwriting premiums without interference from regulatory bodies. The ruling by the High Court was based on a case that was dismissed, filed by the Kenya Human Rights Commission in 2022, accusing insurance firms of raising premiums for
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 In 2015, President William Ruto purchased a 900-acre ranch in Kilgoris, Narok County. Recently, conversations around the ranch have increased after various social media descriptions alleged this was the new center of power in the country, where high level meetings are held as well as big national decisions made. Little is however known about the
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 Martha Wanjiru, a Nairobi landlady has warmed the hearts of Kenyans after her generous decision to waive the rent for her tenants in January. In a viral video, Wanjiru who owns flats in Rongai, Kajiado County told her tenants to use the January rent to sort other needs including their back-to-school bills. “To all my
“Use the money to pay school fees”: Landlady tells tenants as she waives January rent first appeared on Bizna Kenya Read More

 As the use of cashless transactions continues to surge, Safaricom has announced updated M-Pesa charges for sending and withdrawing money. The new 2025 charges will see customers using M-Pesa services transact up to Sh500,000 daily. According to the telco, the maximum amount that can be sent in one transaction is Ksh250,000. Below is the full
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 The Question: My name is Aidan. I am 26 years old and I am planning to start a serious relationship. I am engaged with an agricultural input firm in Mombasa that pays me Sh. 20,000 gross salary. I currently live in a single room of Sh. 5,000. My girlfriend stays upcountry in Eldoret but I
I’m 26 years old; how do I please my girlfriend with my Sh. 20,000 salary? first appeared on Bizna Kenya Read More

 Counties with larger populations will get an increase in the division of revenue if a…
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 By Amos Mzenge The holiday season is nearly over, and the air is buzzing with the energy of a fresh start. It’s the perfect time to ditch the “out with the old, in with the new” mentality and actually apply it to your finances. Let’s be honest, those holiday splurges can leave a dent in
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