A highly controversial partnership between the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and KCB Bank has locked Kenyan motorists into what legal minds and consumer watchdogs are calling a state-sponsored coercion scheme, forcing citizens into physical bank queues to clear opaque and heavily contested traffic fines. In a country globally celebrated for pioneering digital finance,
For years, Governor Gladys Wanga has been celebrated as a strong leader, a woman of action, and a key figure in Homa Bay County. Yet, behind this public image, a troubling story is unfolding one that is breaking families and destroying trust. The recent testimony of a supplier, Maina KE, brings this crisis into sharp
Mwelekeo TV recently hosted an informative discussion on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3, where Nathaniel Akinniyi spoke with host Dr. Isaac Kweyu about how these technologies work and why they are attracting growing interest, especially among young people in Kenya. Drawing from his experience in crypto trading since 2017, Nathaniel shared practical lessons about the industry
Questions are being raised about Sitoyo Lopokoiyit following a recent court ruling involving his former employer, Safaricom, even as he settles into his new leadership role at Absa Group. Lopokoiyit, who now heads personal and private banking at Absa, joined the bank on 1 April 2026 after ending a long career at Safaricom at the
High Court rules company cannot seek similar interim relief after moving dispute to the Court of Appeal Bia Tosha suffered another legal setback after the High Court dismissed its latest application seeking to stop completion of the proposed Diageo–Asahi transaction involving East African Breweries PLC (EABL). In a ruling delivered on Thursday, the court held
It has come to our attention that a fraudulent document purporting to be an official communication from Bolt Kenya is currently circulating on social media and messaging platforms. The document falsely claims that Bolt will cease operations in the Kenyan market effective 8th June 2026. We wish to categorically state that this document is fake
Mwelekeo TV continues to spark important conversations about the future of Africa, with its latest episode focusing on artificial intelligence and the opportunities and risks it brings to the continent. Featuring Soita Wafula, the discussion looks at whether Africa is ready to take advantage of AI or whether it risks falling further behind as the
Mwelekeo TV is quickly carving out its space as a home for fresh, practical, and forward thinking conversations on business. In its latest episode, host Kevin Waswa sits down with finance expert Hillary Kadenge, widely known as Kadenge Tuba, for a conversation that feels both timely and necessary. The focus is on a topic many
A recent discussion aired on Mwelekeo TV has drawn attention across the country after featuring a detailed interview on how Kenya can position itself as a global innovation hub by 2035. The programme, hosted by Kevin Waswa, brought together system thinker Soita Wafula for a deep conversation on jobs, education, technology and the direction of
Starting a business is rarely as glamorous as it looks on social media. Patrick Karzola, a young businessman and graduate of the University of Nairobi, knows this well. In a recent conversation on Mwelekeo TV with host Lorna Kadide, he shared honest stories from his own journey that go beyond the usual advice given to