KCB vs Equity is the classic Kenyan bank stock debate, and for good reason: these are the two giants of the Nairobi…
NSE bank stocks are the backbone of the Nairobi Securities Exchange, but you do not need to own all of them. Kenya…
The Mayfair Fixed Income Fund is the standout performer in its category, and by a wide margin. As of June 2026 it…
The Safaricom dividend for its 2026 financial year totals KSh 2.00 per share, made up of a KSh 0.85 interim already paid…
The Hisa app is one of Kenya’s most popular investing apps, and for good reason: it lets you buy NSE shares and…
Choosing from the best stockbrokers in Kenya is the step between opening an account and actually buying shares. A stockbroker (technically a…
A CDSC account is the first thing you need before you can buy a single share on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. It…
The Sanlam Money Market Fund is one of Kenya’s most established and trusted money market funds, backed by a large pan-African insurer….
Choosing a fixed income fund vs a money market fund comes down to one trade-off: a bit more return for a bit…
