Author: David Indeje

David Indeje is the Community Engagement Editor at Khusoko, East Africa’s leading digital business news platform. He shapes editorial content, drives audience engagement, and amplifies diverse voices. Beyond journalism, he consults on digital strategy across agriculture, governance, technology, and health, while examining AI’s role in the future of media. He also serves as Communications Officer at KICTANet, advancing digital inclusion and policy dialogue.

NIC Group and Commercial Bank of Africa have changed their name and brand, they will now be known as NCBA Group PLC and the Kenya operating bank will be known as NCBA Bank Kenya PLC. The two financial institutions announced Friday that “The name is the coming together of  NIC Group and Commercial Bank of Africa and is just the beginning of the fusion of the two banks,” Isaac Awuondo, Chairman designate of NCBA Bank Kenya said. “Soon we shall be announcing the brand which is a reflection of both banks’ values, borrowing from the best of both and building…

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TAI+ is a Web and mobile app-based marketplace that connects truckers and cargo shippers directly and in real time. Tai+, an Estonia-based logistics start-up, has launched its online business in Kenya that will enable truckers to connect directly and in real-time with cargo shippers. The platform will provide cargo owners with a marketplace where customers who are seeking reliable cargo transporters will be linked to transporters seeking consistent cargo. “This will also enable business owners to be able to access data analytics that help them make the best decisions for their business,” Tai+ chief executive Rait Raal said. Raal described…

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Botswana has published its first anthology by women in an effort to cultivate a reading culture in the country by the University of KwaZulu-Natal Press women. The book establishes some record of what Batswana women think and how they live, while simultaneously reflecting issues women face, not only in Botswana but globally: domestic abuse, poverty, single motherhood, just to name a few.  However, it also reflects sexual freedom and pleasure, intellectual engagement, expressions of joy, playfulness, and assertion of a political presence. “At the same time, it reflects the richness and challenges of their particular social, political and cultural context,”…

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Expect Stiff Competition from 1947 MGTC, 1934 Rolls Royce Boatail and the 1965 Mercedes-Benz 230 SL CBA Africa Concours d’Elegance, Kenya’s annual motorsport calendar, has gone international with three motorcycles from South Africa and 13 from Uganda and five cars from Uganda.  Peter Wanday, the Chairman of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club on Thursday said: “This highlights the African continental status of the classiest event on the Kenya motorsport calendar.” The 49th in the annual series organized by the Alfa Romeo Owners Club since 1970 and sponsored by CBA Group is themed “Afromotive, a celebration of the history of vintage…

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A proposed bill, The Kenya Information and Communication (Amendment) Bill, 2019, intended to curb the misuse of social media has raised concerns from the public that it is a threat to free speech. The Bill, sponsored by Malava MP Malulu Injendi, will require online users to seek clearance with the Communications Authority, failure to which could attract KSh500,000 fine or a two-year jail sentence. “The objective of this Bill is to amend the Kenya Information and Communications Act to provide for regulation of use of social media platforms,” says Injendi. **** Clause 3 seeks to introduce a new Part to…

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Three members of the Nubian Community through its Nubian Rights Forum will testify before the Kenyan High Court to show how they will ‘suffer significant discrimination’ if the Huduma Number system is implemented as proposed by the government.  The National Integrated Identity Management System (NIIMS) is popularly known as the Huduma Number. The NIIMS is intended to be a single repository of personal information of all Kenyans as well as foreigners resident in Kenya. The hearing was heard before a three-judge bench composed of Justices Weldon Korir, Mumbi Ngugi and Pauline Nyamweya.  Counsel Waikwa Wanyoike, representing the petitioners  says, “For…

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