Author: Lynet Awino

Njeri Jomo, CEO of Jubilee Health Insurance, has been named East Africa’s CEO of the Year at the East Africa Women of Excellence Awards. This prestigious honour recognizes her exceptional leadership, commitment, and innovative approach within the insurance industry. Jomo’s extensive experience extends beyond Jubilee Health. She holds leadership roles in various industry organizations, actively promoting mentorship and collaboration for women’s empowerment. The award acknowledges her dedication to raising standards and driving positive change across the insurance sector. “This recognition is a testament to the hard work of my team,” Jomo said upon receiving the award. She is committed to…

Java House, a restaurant chain in East Africa, has opened a new Java House Express outlet in Voi, Taita Taveta County. This expansion highlights Java House’s commitment to cater to the rising demand for convenient dining experiences, particularly among domestic travellers seeking familiar favourites on their journeys. Our 91st Java House branch has opened its doors in the vibrant town of Voi. A huge thank you to the local community for making the event so special. Stop by for a warm welcome and delicious treats! 🥳#JavaLove pic.twitter.com/5jec7XpS1q — Java House ☕ (@javahouseafrica) May 31, 2024 “The industry needs to be…

If there’s one accessory that’s always in style and can effortlessly elevate your look, it’s a leather bag. Leather bags have become a staple in every lady’s wardrobe, from sleek handbags to chic pouches.  And guess what? More and more ladies are hopping on the leather trend, and we get why! Not only does a leather bag exude class, but it also adds a touch of timeless elegance to any outfit. However, with great style comes great responsibility. As you embark on your leather bag shopping spree, it’s crucial to keep your eyes peeled for some key features to ensure…

While the global health community has made significant strides in improving access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) products and services, a new report warns that a rapidly evolving market landscape demands a fresh approach to maintain these gains. Historically, the emphasis has been on keeping an eye on the availability, cost, and quality of goods provided by the public sector, frequently with support from significant donors such as the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). When issues arose, the response involved negotiations with suppliers, introducing new products, or tweaking global procurement mechanisms,…

Uber Eats has expanded to Eldoret and Naivasha, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth in Kenya. The expansion aims to add value to the local economy but also offers flexible and independent earning opportunities for restaurants, merchants, and delivery people. Uber Eats is now present in five cities in Kenya: Eldoret, Nairobi, Nakuru, Naivasha, and Mombasa. Kui Mbugua, General Manager of Uber Eats Kenya, expressed excitement about the expansion into Eldoret and Naivasha. “We have also rolled out operational updates in Nakuru and Mombasa as we continue with our vision to become people’s everyday choice for instant access…

The Safaricom Foundation, in partnership with AMREF, has launched a three-year programme called Afya Uzazi Salama. This initiative is aimed at strengthening Reproductive, Maternal, neonatal, Child and Adolescent health outcomes (RMNCAH), aligning with the foundation’s 2023-2026 health strategy. The programme is set to impact 158,000 beneficiaries in its first year, with Safaricom Foundation committing KES 61 million and AMREF contributing KES 11.8 million. The Chairman of Safaricom Foundation, Joseph Ogutu, emphasized their commitment to transforming lives through health, one of their strategic pillars. “As Safaricom Foundation celebrates its 20-year-anniversary, we are keen to continue transforming lives, and health is one…