Kenyan banking multimillionaire Gideon Muriuki wins order blocking his arrest days before plea
A Kenyan judge barred police and prosecutors from arresting Gideon Muriuki, days before the Co-operative Bank chief was due to take plea.
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A Kenyan judge barred police and prosecutors from arresting Gideon Muriuki, days before the Co-operative Bank chief was due to take plea.
Mo Dewji pledged $11.3 million for a Simba stadium, six training pitches and a residential camp, pending a decision by the club's trustees.
A Ugandan court has cleared the sale of two Kampala condominium units owned by Mukesh Shukla's Springs International Hotel over a Shs173 million debt.
Muhoho Kenyatta collects roughly $6.6 million from NCBA's interim dividend, months before Nedbank completes its takeover of the bank his family has long backed.
Forbes lists one Tanzanian billionaire. Three others have committed hundreds of millions to acquisitions in the past two years, exceeding their published valuations.
Datatec's Logicalis USA has acquired Loial, a New Mexico cybersecurity provider, in the group's fourth acquisition since January. No price was disclosed.
Umeme shares have fallen about 85% since its Ugandan concession ended, and the company says it has no operating revenue and expects another loss.
Rostam Aziz's Taifa Gas is finishing a $130 million Mombasa terminal set to break a cooking gas market where two importers control 98% of supply.
Robert Kirubi and Mary-Ann Musangi will take about $1.25 million from Centum's record dividend through the 31% stake inherited from their father.
Kenya's High Court has held media mogul SK Macharia in contempt for breaching orders in the long-running Directline Assurance ownership dispute.
Ghalib Said Mohamed's GSM Group has allocated TSh15 billion, about $5.7 million, purely for player recruitment at Tanzanian champions Young Africans.
Sikander Lalani abandoned his Kigali roofing factory when genocide broke out in 1994, rebuilt in Uganda, and now pays the state $51 million in tax.
Museveni has cleared Nation Media Group to resume operations in Uganda, a month after his son shut its outlets down over press freedom.
Mount Meru Group, owned by Tanzanian-raised brothers Atul and Arvind Mittal, is buying Vivo Energy's Rwanda and Malawi fuel businesses.
Madagascar billionaire Hassanein Hiridjee has raised about $730 million from development lenders since 2025 to expand his Axian across Africa.
A UAE-registered firm with no traceable owner holds 54% of SportPesa's Kenyan operator, cutting Ronald Karauri and Robert Macharia below 4%.