Corporatewatch - Keeping Your Business in Mind

Masting its first flag in Kenya with a new upscale business hotel, Mövenpick, the Hotel & Residences chain now brings fresh hospitality concepts to the city of Nairobi and paves the way for the hospitality firm’s Africa expansion…
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 By Francis ZyderIn SummaryKenya Power has embarked on a customer engagement programme targeting industrial and commercial consumers The engagement programme comprises industrial visits and establishment of regional industry liaison…
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By Moses CheruiyotIn summaryJumia Food Kenya is currently the leading food delivery service provider in Kenya with a listing of over 200 restaurants in Nairobi and Mombasa supplying a variety of cuisines Jumia Food enhances the…
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By Irene AtienoIn summaryI&M Bank Limited is a leading commercial bank in Kenya with a rich history spanning over 40 years and offering a full range of corporate, personal, premium, business and alternative banking products.…
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Available in more than 200 markets around the world, the PayPal platform, including Braintree, Venmo and Xoom, enables consumers and merchants to receive money in more than 100 currencies, withdraw funds in 56 currencies and hold balances…
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Shifting focus and in line with its Young Leadership programmme, Independent investments management firm, Cytonn is set to provide mentorship and training to students at the University of Eldoret. Primarily focused on offering alternative…
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By Fred OdhiamboIn SummaryKenya now joins 15 other countries across the world that have successfully implemented the wallet-to-wallet interoperability with users seamlessly moving mobile money Customers wishing to transfer money…
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By Felix BoydThe Sony World Photography Awards have announced Antony Trivet as the winner of the 2018 Kenya National Award.A renowned wedding and fashion photographer; Trivet based in Kenya, won for a photograph titled Whisper Feel.  …
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By KJ OdongoIn SummarySafaricom’s share of the voice traffic had dropped to 72.5 per cent in the three months to December 2017 down from 76.9 in the previous quarter Its market share by subscriptions dropped to 69.1 per cent…
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