Vodacom Keeps Safaricom for Now. A Court Ruling Still Threatens Its Control
Vodacom retains control of Safaricom pending an appeal, but the court judgment has already triggered loan defaults and temporary waivers.
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Kenya has advertised 7,720 permanent teaching vacancies to replace departing staff. The vacancies are not evidence of 7,720 additional positions in the school system.
Nairobi Water cut output at Ngethu and Kigoro by 35% after Ndakaini Dam levels fell, warning seven service providers of longer rationing without a firm end date.
TikTok reports 750,185 Kenya video removals in Q2 2026. Its speed and proactive moderation figures leave important questions about reach, errors and local context unanswered.
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BII’s Nairobi strategy launch sets continent-wide capital ambitions, not money earmarked for Kenya. The test now is signed financing, private mobilisation and measurable results.
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Kenya's Thamani Asili programme has secured a ten-year financing framework across 31 counties. Its wildlife, land-management and employment benefits remain targets to be measured, not achievements already delivered.
African football's governing body has reversed plans for a four-year Africa Cup of Nations cycle, but its announced editions have irregular gaps. The decision also raises questions about the 2027 East African hosts.