Safaricom contributes $7.6 billion to Kenyan economy
Kenya’s largest telecom operator reports significant job creation and social impact.
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Kenya’s largest telecom operator reports significant job creation and social impact.
Pan-African operations drive growth; profit margins remain steady despite rising costs.
As the leading shareholder with a 56.46 percent stake, Ravazzotti owns 746,244,490 shares in Italtile.
The project is designed to enhance financial inclusion for small businesses and individuals in these marginalized areas.
The decline is primarily attributed to fluctuations in his stake in Richemont, the luxury conglomerate that houses brands like Cartier and Chloé.
Savannah Clinker's increased offer of Ksh76.55 ($0.59) per share values Bamburi at Ksh27.8 billion ($215.7 million), surpassing Amsons' earlier bid.
Transnet faces growing industry outrage over its proposed tariff hikes, with critics arguing that the company has failed to improve port efficiency despite demanding increases of up to 6.69 percent.
Nigeria's largest refinery aligns with new fuel policies amid ongoing imports.
This decision highlights Acorn's strong financial position and solidifies its leadership in Kenya's real estate market.
This growth comes despite a 5.45-percent dip in revenue, which fell to $2.61 billion due to ongoing market challenges and currency fluctuations.
The recent rally in I&M Group's shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange has significantly boosted Shah's fortune.
Deal to diversify African Bank’s portfolio; Grindrod refocuses on core operations.
Access Bank introduces a groundbreaking initiative to support 100 female entrepreneurs across 16 African countries, reinforcing its commitment to women’s leadership and economic growth.
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) introduces the Fempreneur Accelerator program, designed to support 350 women-led small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, promoting economic growth and innovation.
MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola has called for a tariff hike to address rising operational costs and prevent a potential service shutdown, as the telecom giant faces significant financial pressures amid Nigeria’s challenging economic environment.
Sasol shares dropped by over five percent following operational challenges and lower production volumes in the first quarter of FY2025, as the petrochemical giant grapples with phased shutdowns and market pressures.