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KRA Tax Plan for Non-Salaried Kenyans, Uganda Declines Kenya's Fuel Request
KRA to introduce dual tax assesment for PIN holders. Uganda declines Kenya's request to use its fuel reserves at the Kenya Pipeline. KRA makes leadership changes. Kenya breaches China's loan repayments for SGR. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, KRA's tax plan for non-salaried Kenyans.
Financial Discipline vs Motivation: What Actually Works?
Both motivation and discipline play a role, but they serve different purposes. Motivation gets you started. Discipline keeps you going. If you want lasting financial progress, focus less on how motivated you feel and more on building systems that work even when you don’t.
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KRA Tax Plan for Non-Salaried Kenyans, Uganda Declines Kenya's Fuel Request
KRA to introduce dual tax assesment for PIN holders. Uganda declines Kenya's request to use its fuel reserves at the Kenya Pipeline. KRA makes leadership changes. Kenya breaches China's loan repayments for SGR. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, KRA's tax plan for non-salaried Kenyans.
Financial Discipline vs Motivation: What Actually Works?
Both motivation and discipline play a role, but they serve different purposes. Motivation gets you started. Discipline keeps you going. If you want lasting financial progress, focus less on how motivated you feel and more on building systems that work even when you don’t.
Fuel Shortage Hits Major Petrol Stations, Kenyans Allowed to Withdraw Boma Yangu Savings
Petrol stations report a shortage of fuel. Housing PS Charles Hinga says Kenyans will be able to withdraw Boma Yangu savings in new changes. KRA announces VAT registration for all businesses, including viosks and vibandas. Audit shows Ksh6.3 billion has been diverted from eCitizen to a private bank account. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the looming fuel crisis.
Special Edition for Schools, Parents & Small Businesses
As schools prepare to close on April 2 for the end of Term 1, this edition takes a closer look at the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Term 2. From fee payment pressures and financial planning for parents, to credit solutions for schools and business opportunities for education suppliers, we explore what the new term holds.
Housing Levy Trapped Billions as Kiambu Road Dual Carriageway Takes Shape
Employers evade 1.5% Housing Levy without consequences. Housing Levy funds get trapped in Treasury Bills. The government awards a Ksh38 billion tender to a Chinese firm to dual Kiambu Road. The Ministry of Interior earmarks 37 estates prone to floods as rains intensify. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the Housing Levy news.
How Lifestyle Inflation Creeps Into Your Budget Without You Noticing
Lifestyle inflation rarely feels like a big decision. It doesn’t happen the day your salary increases or when you get a new income stream. Instead, it builds quietly through small upgrades that feel reasonable and deserved. Before long, your expenses rise to match your income—and sometimes exceed it.
KRA's AI to Track Tax Evaders on Social Media as Officers Get Bodycams
KRA to procure AI that can analyse social media data to identify tax evaders. Govt introduces body cameras for KRA officers working at JKIA and border points. Govt to construct a railway line from Nakuru to the Turkana oil fields.TSC announces 170 jobs. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the KRA’s plan to track tax evaders on social media.
The Warning Signs You’re Becoming Overdependent on Debt
Debt is not always a bad thing. In many cases, it can be a useful financial tool. A loan can help you start a business, pay for education, buy a home, or smooth out short-term cash flow challenges. Used strategically, debt can support growth and opportunity. The problem begins when debt quietly shifts from being a tool to becoming a lifeline.
Payrise for Police Officers, Safaricom Changes Privacy on M-Pesa Messages
Ministry of Interior announces new salary scales for police officers. Safaricom to hide customers’ phone numbers in PayBill and Till Number transactions. NYS announces 750 job vacancies. CBK directs banks to lower lending rates after the reduction of the CBR rate. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the payrise for officers.
Should You Clear Debt First or Build Savings First?
This is one of the most common financial dilemmas. You have debt. You have little or no savings. And your income cannot comfortably handle aggressively tackling both at the same time. So what should come first — clearing debt or building savings?
NTSA's Smart Cameras & Automatic Fines Via SMS, Uganda's Ksh20B Stake at Kenya Pipeline
NTSA to install 1,000 smart cameras on roads and implement instant fines. Uganda secures Ksh20 billion stake in Kenya Pipeline IPO. State House reveals Ksh123 million daily spending for national events. Auditor flags Ksh10 billion extra budget for Talanta Stadium. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, NTSA’s plan for a smart camera system.