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Safaricom posts record dividend payout

Strong results and Ethiopia progress drive Safaricom’s largest-ever shareholder payout.
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31 Jul

Piracy costs Kenya $712m annually

Piracy costs Kenya about $1.95 million (KES252 million) daily and results in tax revenue losses of approximately $131.5 million (KES17 billion) annually.
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30 Jul

Presidency hack raises Kenya security concerns

The breach has renewed scrutiny of whether cybersecurity investment is keeping pace with Kenya’s digital ambitions.
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South Korea backs Kenya port digitalisation

The partnership focuses on port technology, skills transfer and maritime infrastructure development.
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28 Jul

Kenya sets standards for AI workers

Draft rules target pay, conditions and mental health for AI content workers.
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24 Jul

Kenya prioritises digital economy in budget

The government's sustained emphasis on ICT infrastructure and services is shown by the inclusion of the digital economy in the budget plans.
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TikTok removes 885,000 Kenya videos

The social media platform attributed the figures to continued investment in automated detection systems and rapid response mechanisms.
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Kenya tightens consumer protection for device sales

New rules also require returns for faulty devices and stronger after-sales consumer support.
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Kenya introduces telecom equipment licence

New licence adds compliance rules for equipment importers and distributors.
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21 Jul

Safaricom financial services chief resigns

Executive behind M-PESA's Fintech 2.0 overhaul departs as Safaricom appoints an interim successor.
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Kenya restores presidential website after cyber attack

State House confirmed the breach, saying its ICT team and the National Kenya Computer Incident Response Team Coordination Centre restricted access to the website after the defacement was discovered.
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16 Jul

Kenya prepares connectivity for AFCON 2027

Steve Isaboke, principal secretary for Broadcasting and Telecommunications, on Wednesday chaired the Joint Steering Committee on Connectivity Preparedness.
 
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