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How Govt Plans to Split Safaricom, Treasury Blocks Use of Tax Refunds to Pay KRA Dues
Treasury CS John Mbadi reveals plans to split Safaricom into 3 entities ahead of the sale of government shares. Treasury blocks use of tax refunds to settle pending taxes owed to KRA. Govt commences talks with China to change the SGR loan from dollars to Chinese Yuan. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the plan split Safaricom into 3.
The Diet Analogy: How Cutting Junk Expenses Can Help You Build Wealth
Building wealth is a lot like a successful diet. It's not about painful starvation but about cutting out junk expenses, the financial equivalent of chips, ice cream, and fried chicken, that drain your money without providing any real value.
New Govt Plan to Reduce PAYE, TSC Announces Mass Recruitment of Graduate Teachers
The government reveals plans to review PAYE bands in the Finance Bill 2026. TSC announces over 45,000 job opportunities for teachers, including internships for graduates. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the plan to review PAYE.
Practical Ways to Cut Your Child’s Expenses This August
With schools closed for the August holidays, many parents are already feeling the financial pressure that comes with kids being at home full-time. The shift from a daily school routine to keeping kids at home often brings a surge in spending on food, activities, and utilities. But with a few smart strategies, you can reduce these child-related expenses and make the most of the holiday.
Car Prices to Shoot Up, Infrastructure Bond Profit Estimates, Non-NATO Ally Status
Car importers warn of looming price increases. A potential diplomatic tiff brews over Kenya's non-NATO ally status. Money254’s special analysis breaks down how much you could earn from investing in the reopened 19-year infrastructure bond. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter — but first, a closer look at the true cost of the Certificate of Origin for imports.
How to Plan for Your Child's School Expenses This August Holiday
Using the holiday to prepare for back-to-school isn’t about having extra money — it’s about using the time wisely. Spreading out school-related expenses introduces breathing room. It’s not about pressure; it’s about peace. When you treat school fees like a monthly bill, you shift from survival mode to stability. Over time, that habit becomes your shield — protecting your child’s education and your financial sanity.
Teachers' 36 Bob Pay Rise Twist, Tanzania Ban Rattles Kenya
Teachers receive a pay rise as low as Ksh36 despite the promise of thousands by TSC. Tanzania bans Kenyans and foreigners from operating 15 businesses. Govt lowers fees for public universities. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the salary increment twist for teachers.
The 1% Rule That Can Help You Turn Your Salary into Savings
Spending your salary without a framework is like watering a shamba without knowing what you're planting. It feels productive. The bills are paid, essentials are bought, but there's no clear growth in sight. The 1% Rule introduces intention. It's not about restriction; it's about direction. By committing just a small percentage of your salary to future-focused purchases, you’re slowly replacing impulse with purpose. Over time, that deliberate habit becomes your financial foundation.
More Fee Burden for Parents, 58 SACCOs Face Auctions
Treasury CS John Mbadi announces that the government cannot pay the full capitation for High School students. The government reveals plans for mass job cuts in universities. 58 SACCOs ordered to repay Ksh1 billion KUSCCO loans. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the recent revelation regarding student capitation.
Is a Budget Enough? Why Your Money Needs More Than That
A budget is essentially a snapshot of your income and expenses. It tells you where your money is going, but it doesn't always address the 'why' or the 'what next.' It’s like knowing all the ingredients in your chapati but not having a recipe for a full meal.Your financial well-being is a dynamic journey, not a static spreadsheet. Relying solely on a budget can leave you vulnerable to unexpected storms and miss out on growth opportunities.
Investors to Run SGR Trains, Factors Behind Fuel Hike
The government plans to allow private investors to run and operate trains along the extended SGR line. Treasury confirms the securitisation of the Fuel Levy for a Ksh175 billion loan. The government offers Ksh360,000 tax relief to spur home ownership. All this and more in today’s Money Weekly newsletter. But first, a closer look at the plan to allow private investors to operate SGR trains.
Do You Suffer From Money Anxiety? 5 Ways to Fix It
Martin was doing well — a steady Ksh70K salary, land in his name, and a couple of investments. But in his mid-30s, his job slowed down. Despite his worth, he continued living in the same neighbourhood and kept the same routines. This was a sign of money anxiety: the constant worry that what you have could disappear at any moment. Here are five tips to help you overcome money anxiety and build real financial peace of mind.