George Kamau

Kenya’s local domain market grew 16.06% year-on-year to 129,140 registrations by June 2026. KENIC now faces the task of turning that growth into a much larger online business presence.

Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Elizabeth Holmes and Sam Altman are at the center of four films coming to theaters in 2026. Their stories offer different views of ambition, corporate power and accountability.

UMG’s partnership with ElevenLabs gives participating artists a route into AI-generated remixes and audio projects. The deal also raises questions about consent, royalties and who controls the value of music in an AI-driven industry.

Uber’s departure from Nigeria after 12 years offers a closer look at the economics of running a ride-hailing platform in Africa, where fuel costs, passenger affordability and driver earnings can pull the business in different directions.

Proposed additional CET1 buffers could force designated banks to balance dividend payouts with capital retention, lending growth and financial resilience.

A practical guide to WSO2Con Africa 2026, covering the Nairobi venue, ticket options, programme highlights, accommodation and how to plan your attendance.

Kenya’s electric vehicle market is developing through commercial buses, electric motorcycles, battery swapping, local assembly, charging networks and asset financing. The challenge is turning these investments into a scalable system.

Amaco’s proposed Mombasa facility adds to Kenya’s growing AI infrastructure ambitions, but the project’s unanswered details reveal what large computing investments must prove.

Uber remains without a reported registration certificate under South Africa’s e-hailing framework, while Bolt, InDrive and other platforms have secured approval. The delay raises questions about compliance and enforcement.

The government wants to use borrowing and repayment behaviour from across the financial sector to help determine who qualifies for higher Hustler Fund limits. The proposal could also support borrowers seeking to graduate into formal credit.