Our Address
7518 SOUTHPOINTE PL
Pensacola, United States,
Florida, 32514
Wetang’ula directs probe into crypto firm’s Kenya operations
The National Assembly Finance and National Planning Committee has been directed to investigate the operations of QVSE, which is offering investment opportunities to Kenyans by
Africa’s largest crypto market opens central bank sandbox to stablecoins and virtual-asset firms
The Central Bank of Nigeria announced on Tuesday that applications had opened for the second cohort of its Regulatory Sandbox Programme, introducing a dedicated
US small businesses: Key facts and public views about small firms
A small-business owner organizes display tables at her yarn shop in Boston. (Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) Most U.S. adults (86%) say small
Why don’t more Americans work for Black-owned firms? Implications for increasing well-being
Summary Black Americans hold much less wealth than white Americans and other groups, as noted in benchmark data from the federal government.1 Business ownership plays
Local startups challenge big tech firms grip on Kenya’s digital advertising billions
Suss Ads founder and chief executive Dennis Maina /HANDOUT Kenyan technology firms are stepping up efforts to capture a larger share of the country’s fast-growing
Real estate, law firms top Kenya’s money laundering risk list
More than half of the firms flagged for higher exposure to money laundering risks are in the real estate and legal services sectors, putting these
Kenya targets frontier tech firms in direct partnerships for national AI strategy
Kenya is positioning itself at the center of a new kind of partnership between governments and frontier artificial intelligence companies, one that moves beyond pilot
Kenyan court freezes Burundian firm’s $274,000 in money-laundering case
A Kenyan court has upheld a freeze of thousands of dollars held by a local affiliate of a Burundian engineering firm, as the Assets Recovery
South Africa firms in Sh413bn swoop on Kenya blue-chips
South African companies are betting Sh413 billion on acquisitions in Kenyan blue-chip firms, seeing them as a platform for a bigger foothold in the fast-growing
Kenya has talent to build big firms, why can’t it own them?
Audio By Vocalize Kenya’s financial and corporate sector.[iStockphoto] Spend enough time around Kenya’s financial and corporate sector, and a pattern begins to emerge. We have