Business

In a move aimed at taking banking closer to  its members , K Unity Sacco has launched a Satellite branch…

Superior Homes Kenya has broken ground on a KSh 3 billion residential development in Ruiru, Kiambu County, underscoring renewed confidence…

Tower SACCO Society Limited has officially ascended into the elite ranks of Kenya’s financial cooperatives, marking its 50th anniversary with…

The skyline of Mpeketoni is transforming, and with it, the fortunes of thousands of farmers. A multi-million shilling cotton ginnery,…

The government, in partnership with the private sector, has announced plans to roll out BT cotton seeds to farmers in…

The Kiambu County Government has intensified its drive to improve service delivery and cut operational costs through an expanded solar…

Many Kenyans aspiring to homeownership through off-plan housing are encountering a harsh reality of stalled projects, missed deadlines, and elusive title deeds. A case involving Josephat Ndambo and Evelyn Kimani against Mizizi Africa Homes highlights these issues, including alleged non-delivery and undisclosed property encumbrances. The developer attributes delays to buyer payment defaults, underscoring broader industry challenges like weak consumer protection and power imbalances.

Kenya’s real estate sector thrives, driven by visionary companies embracing innovation and sustainability. This evolution fuels significant economic growth, creating jobs and stimulating related industries. Expert Joe Mutheki highlights its role in infrastructure and revenue. Leading firms are making property ownership accessible, meeting the aspirations of everyday investors across the nation.

Kenyan business leaders are urging the government to prioritize settling pending bills to improve money circulation and stimulate economic growth. Prominent figures, including Perminus Kariuki of Nyota Njema Properties, highlight how delayed payments have forced businesses to downsize and contributed to job losses.

K-Unity Sacco is expanding its operations, establishing new branches in Kasarani and Gachie by early next year. This strategic move aligns with the Sacco’s ambitious projection to grow to KSh 20 billion by 2030 from its current standing.