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KPMG is a multinational professional services network, based in London, United Kingdom.
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Kenya Airways investor search faces fresh delay as competing proposals complicate its turnaround
TechTrendsKE - Sep 03, 2026
Kenya Airways' search for a strategic investor has faced complications, delaying the tender process. The airline's revenue increased by 9% in the first half of the year, but losses widened to KSh16.1 billion.
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MoMo Payment Service Bank (PSB) appoints Bode Abifarin CEO
IT News Africa - Aug 28, 2026
MoMo PSB appoints Bode Abifarin as Managing Director and CEO effective September 1, 2026. Bode Abifarin has over 23 years of experience in financial services and fintech.
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Kenya Airways weighs aircraft-for-equity deal as more investors seek a stake
TechTrendsKE - Aug 27, 2026
Kenya Airways is seeking fresh capital to address financial challenges, with at least four potential investors interested. The airline's revenue increased by 9% to KSh81.3 billion, but it reported a net loss of KSh16.1 billion due to rising operational costs.
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OPay’s 2031 ambition: Can one fintech serve one billion users?
Techpoint Africa - Jul 22, 2026
OPay launched in 2018 with the goal of dominating the payments space in Nigeria. During the 2023 cash crunch, OPay became a crucial alternative for Nigerians, with 58% switching to fintechs.
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Nigeria’s crypto exchanges must now report trades, but enforcement remains unclear
TechCabal - Feb 26, 2026
Nigeria's new tax policy for cryptocurrency transactions took effect in January 2026, requiring exchanges to log trades into a government portal. The Nigeria Revenue Service oversees the new system, which aims to calculate applicable taxes on digital asset transactions.
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