Author: Lema Mwangi

Lema Mwangi is the Current Affairs Editor at Tribune.co.ke. He has over a decade of experience in digital media publishing and has been featured in leading print and digital publications. Lema holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance & Accounting) degree and he is our numbers guy at the Tribune.

Kenya’s vibrant entrepreneurial landscape offers numerous opportunities for those looking to invest Ksh.300,000 into a business. This capital allows you to venture into several sectors with moderate setup costs while still leaving room for growth and diversification. Whether you’re targeting urban or rural areas, the key to success lies in choosing a business that aligns with market demand and your interests. Let’s explore some of the best options to maximize your investment. Car Wash The car wash business thrives in Kenya, particularly in urban centers where car ownership is high. With Ksh.300,000, you can set up a fully equipped car…

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Kenya is a land of opportunity, with a thriving entrepreneurial spirit that enables people to create wealth and make a lasting impact. Investing Ksh.1 million into a business offers a gateway to industries with high returns, scalability, and long-term sustainability. This capital allows you to take on ventures that require significant upfront investment, giving you a competitive edge in the market. Whether your interests lie in agriculture, retail, or services—there’s something for everyone. Success depends on identifying a gap in the market, conducting thorough research, and executing your ideas with precision. Here’s is a look at some of the most…

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The Ministry of Education has unveiled the 2025 academic calendar, outlining critical dates for learning, holidays, and national assessments. This schedule provides a roadmap for schools, students, and parents, to ensure a smooth academic year across the country. Key 2025 Term Dates      The 2025 school year will follow a structured three-term system: School holidays are placed between terms, with three-week breaks in April and August. A longer December holiday will begin on October 27, coinciding with the onset of national exams and continuing until January 2, 2026. National Examination Schedule The calendar also includes detailed timelines for national assessments: KCSE…

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Starting a business in Kenya is a dream for many, but finding the right one within a specific budget can be challenging. With Ksh.200,000, you can establish a venture that not only brings in steady income but also has the potential for growth. Whether you’re targeting urban or rural markets, this guide explores lucrative business ideas that are achievable with this budget. Let’s dive into some of the most promising options. Bakery business A bakery is one of the most rewarding businesses to start with Ksh.200,000. With people celebrating birthdays, weddings, and other occasions daily, the demand for cakes, bread,…

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TD Jakes family has announced he is stable, after experiencing a health incident during a church service. Bishop TD Jakes, the senior pastor of The Potter’s House in Dallas, appeared to have a medical emergency while delivering his sermon at The Potter’s House church in Dallas on Sunday, November 24. The 67-old year old pastor and motivational speaker appeared to pause and shake slightly, according to a livestream footage shared on social media. A group of congregants then rushed to assist him. “During today’s service, Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a slight health incident and received immediate medical attention following his…

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Established to cater to the growing healthcare needs of the community, Nairobi West hospital has garnered a reputation for its comprehensive medical offerings and patient-centered approach. Known for its state-of-the-art facilities and top-tier medical care, it has become a go-to for thousands of patients annually. But have you ever wondered who owns this healthcare institution? In this uncover, we uncover the owners of Nairobi West Hospital, and some key details about the management of the hospital. Meet the Owners of Nairobi West Hospital Jayesh Saini, a prominent healthcare entrepreneur, is the owner of Nairobi West Hospital. Established in the 1980s…

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Full NameEquity Bank (Kenya) LimitedWebsiteequitygroupholdings.comServices Offered- Banking Services (checking, savings, loans)- Investment Services- Insurance- Digital Banking- Money TransferOwnershipPublicly traded company under Equity Group Holdings PlcLocationHeadquartered in Nairobi, KenyaContactsCustomer service: +254 763 000 000Email: info@equitybank.co.keFacebookEquity Bank FacebookTwitterEquity Bank Twitter From a small, struggling building society in the early 1980s, Equity Bank has grown into a powerhouse with a presence in six countries, and serving millions of customers in Kenya and in East Africa. The bank offers a wide range of services, including personal and business banking, microfinance, and insurance products. It has also been celebrated for its innovative approach to banking, and…

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Whether you’re filling up your car, grabbing a quick coffee at their convenience stores, or utilizing their premium lubricants, the Rubis brand is hard to miss. But as you spot their iconic red and green logo, have you ever wondered—who really owns Rubis Energy Kenya? Rubis Energy has established itself as a major player in Kenya’s fuel distribution market after acquiring KenolKobil PLC and Gulf Energy Holdings in 2019. With over 300 service stations under various brands, including Kenol, Kobil, and Gulf, Rubis Energy has become a household name in the country. From its global shareholders to the persistent rumors…

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Dr Pepper is a popular soft drink that has delighted taste buds since its inception. Its unique blend of 23 flavors gives it a distinctive taste that sets it apart from other beverages on the market. From its humble beginnings in a small Texas pharmacy to its status as one of America’s favorite sodas, Dr Pepper has established itself as one of the popular beverage companies. But as fans sip their favorite beverage, many wonder about its ownership- is it owned by Pepsi or Coca Cola, the two prominent brands? Dr.Pepper is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, one of the…

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Starting a business in Kenya doesn’t always require a hefty budget. In fact, with as little as Ksh.2,000, you can launch a profitable venture. Kenya’s growing economy and entrepreneurial spirit offers plenty of opportunities for anyone willing to start small and dream big. The trick lies in identifying low-capital ideas that meet daily needs or tap into local markets. In this article, we’ll explore 13 simple yet lucrative businesses to start with just 2K. These business ideas require minimal setup, are easy to run, and offer quick returns. 1. Sell Baby Diapers Baby diapers are an essential product for parents,…

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