Love was in the air, but so were the laughs! Gilbey’s Gin and Punchline Comedy Club partnered for a special Valentine’s Day event, infusing the day with joy, connection, and side-splitting humour. Held at The Two Grapes Bar and Restaurant in Kilimani, laughter echoed through the venue as attendees enjoyed: Perfectly paired with Gilbey’s Gin cocktails on the food menu, these unique creations offered a refreshing and authentic way to celebrate. The successful event exemplifies the ongoing partnership between Gilbey’s Gin and Punchline Comedy Club. “This collaboration exemplifies our dedication to creating unique and memorable consumer experiences. Together, we are…
Author: David Indeje
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.
Absa Bank Kenya opened a new branch at BBS Mall, Nairobi, focusing on Islamic banking services. Absa Bank’s “flagship La Riba centre” aims to cater to the underserved segment seeking Sharia-compliant financial solutions. The outlet will offer transactional savings, Mudharabah deposit accounts, Sharia-compliant investments, and financial advisory services. In addition, Absa Bank has introduced Kenya’s first Shariah-compliant structured investment notes designed for premier clients. The expansion aligns with Absa’s strategy to become a “people’s champion” by understanding and meeting evolving customer needs. Through this branch and in line with our inclusion commitment, all our customers regardless of their faith and…
Peter Ndegwa, the CEO of Safaricom, has been inaugurated as the second Chancellor of the Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST), marking the start of his five-year term. He succeeds Dr. James Mwangi, the CEO of Equity Group Holdings Plc, who served as the first chancellor for ten years. Ndegwa’s appointment emphasizes the university’s commitment to enriching its academic programs and innovation through industry expertise and collaboration. In his acceptance speech, Ndegwa expressed his honour and dedication to advancing the university’s mission. “As I embark on this new journey, I am filled with a sense of purpose and dedication…
The OPPO Reno 11 Series walks a tightrope between the mid-range and flagship segments, balancing undeniable charm. The series comes in two versions, Reno 11 and Reno 11 Pro, with advanced telephoto capabilities and featuring ColorOS 14 based on Android 14 for a smoother smartphone user experience. From the moment you hold it, the Reno 11 exudes elegance. The pearl-white finish, smooth to the touch and surprisingly fingerprint-resistant, is a head-turner. This beauty extends to the large, immersive AMOLED display that brings movies and games to life with its vibrant colours and silky 120Hz refresh rate. https://youtu.be/Xc8FgH75JBo Review of the…
Britam Holdings has launched Beta Lab, a new hub dedicated to nurturing budding insuretech startups and accelerating product development in the insurance industry. Beta Lab offers a corporate acceleration program that explores acquisitions and collaborations with tech-driven startups and innovators tackling challenges within the traditional insurance industry. The insurance innovation hub aligns with one of Britam’s 2021–2025 growth pillars: leveraging partnerships with digital platforms and other financial services providers to reach emerging consumers. “Beta Lab reaffirms our commitment to innovation and technology partnerships, pillars of our EPIC² strategy. These partnerships will help us scale up, conquer new markets, and prepare…
MultiChoice, the South African media group owning popular sports broadcaster SuperSport, has declined a full takeover offer from French pay-TV Canal Plus. Undervaluation Claims MultiChoice’s board determined the offer, tendered on February 1st by Vivendi-owned Canal Plus, significantly undervalued the company. The offer equated to ZAR105 (US$5.62) per share, targeting the 68.3% of MultiChoice shares not already held by Canal Plus (31.7%). Canal Plus, already the largest MultiChoice shareholder, acquired its initial stake in 2020 and steadily increased it. They argued a merger would create a global media powerhouse, factoring in potential synergies not reflected in the offer price. The…