Kenya’s Paramount Bank hits $24 million as Jim Ovia’s Zenith Bank plans buy
Kenya’s Paramount Bank raises capital to $24 million as Jim Ovia’s Zenith Bank plans a strategic acquisition.
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Kenya’s Paramount Bank raises capital to $24 million as Jim Ovia’s Zenith Bank plans a strategic acquisition.
Mo Dewji’s MeTL secures $24.6 million to expand Tanzania’s agro-industry, creating 1,400 jobs and boosting exports and rural incomes.
NCBA faces a $3 million tax setback after a Kenyan court upheld a ruling voiding its 2019 stamp duty waiver, clearing the way for KRA to seek payment.
Kenyan billionaire Narendra Raval launches a $550 million steel plant in Uganda, expanding Devki Group’s regional footprint.
Kenyan businessman Suresh Bhagwanji Shah is set to earn $2.06 million after I&M Bank declared a stronger interim dividend.
Peter McAllister Todd’s Afine stake drops $3.2 million as the small-cap property firm faces a sharp slide on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Agnes Aistleitner Kisuule’s First Circle Capital raises $6 million to support African fintech founders.
The rights to Kitui's Mui Basin coal blocks are the subject of a $30 billion coal dispute between Kenyan tycoon Peter Munga and Chinese investors.
Enkisoma Africa and MyCredit are funding digital labs for 150 Kenyan schools, offering financing and full support to ease adoption.
Kenya clears Rostam Aziz’s $124 million LPG terminal, paving the way for construction and new competition in Mombasa’s energy market.
Paul Ndung’u returns to court, challenging the transfer of the SportPesa trademark and accusing former partners of arranging a fraudulent deal.
Co-op Bank, led by CEO Gideon Muriuki, plans a $45.4 million interim dividend after stronger nine-month earnings and rising assets across its network.
Bulkstream retains 1,514 tonnes of wheat in Mombasa over $1.1 million unpaid fees amid legal dispute with Ugandan importer.
Nigerian tycoon Tony Elumelu commits $1 billion to Kenya’s infrastructure projects after meeting President William Ruto.
Naivas, Kenya’s biggest retailer now led by Mauritius-based IBL Group, posted a 43% profit jump to $19 million in 2025 despite economic headwinds.
The solid performance reinforces the lender’s position among Africa’s most profitable financial services groups.