… Speaking during the opening of a three-day Insurance Open Day program organized by the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA), Ms Kiome-Gitonga said there was need for improved uptake of insurance services to spur the local economy."It is, however, a matter of concern that Meru Cou …
… I call upon Kenyans to give more women the chance to lead," she said.A director with the Insurance Regulatory Authority, IRA, Immaculate Shamalla, said giving women equal opportunity in leadership will drive the country to economic prosperity. …
… Insurance penetration dropped to 2.2 per cent of GDP in the first half of 2025, according to the Insurance Regulatory Authority and Central Bank of Kenya. …
… Additionally, the ministry will work with the Insurance Regulatory Authority to address concerns relating to insurance claims affecting public transport operators. …
… He also directed the Ministry, together with the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA), to address disputes surrounding insurance claims affecting public transport operators. …
… the three implicated members “step aside” was purely an act of “national interest." The affidavit highlights that the engagement of Riskwell Insurance - an entity that was created just 40 days before the start of CHAN 2024 - was not licensed by the Insurance Regulatory Authority …
… Insurance penetration fell to 2.2 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in the first half of 2025, down from 2.4 per cent in 2024, according to data from the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). …
… The Ksh42.7M Riskwell Scandal Shortly before the start of CHAN 2024, Ksh. 42.7 million was allegedly paid to Riskwell Insurance Brokers Limited for tournament insurance in July of 2025.Nine months down the line, the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) came out and stated that Ri …
… probe into the reported loss of Sh42 million insurance funds meant for the African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024, co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.This after the explosive allegation, supported by bank documents, a damning letter from the Insurance Regulatory Authority …
Cases of fake motor insurance certificates are increasing across Kenya, often issued by rogue agents to unsuspecting motorists who purchased in good faith. Drivers with fake coverage face full personal liability for accident costs and are encouraged to verify policies via the Bima Yangu App or by dialling *352#.
Cases of fake motor insurance certificates are increasing across Kenya, often issued by rogue agents to unsuspecting motorists who purchased in good faith. Drivers with fake coverage face full personal liability for accident costs and are encouraged to verify policies via the Bima Yangu App or by dialling *352#.
Official statistics show Meru County has an insurance penetration rate of 1.3 percent, significantly below other counties. The Insurance Regulatory Authority and county leadership have called for increased public awareness and uptake of insurance services to spur economic development.
Former Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha has defended women in leadership and urged Kenyans to judge them based on service delivery rather than gender, arguing that women should be given the opportunity to prove their abilities in elected positions.
Kenya's insurance penetration at 2.2 per cent of GDP in the first half of 2025 leaves households vulnerable to financial shocks. March 2026 flooding killed at least 112 people across 30 counties, damaged nearly 7,000 households, and stranded at least 71 vehicles in Nairobi, with most victims lacking insurance cover to recover losses.
President Ruto directed a KSh10 reduction in diesel prices for the June-July cycle and defended the government's fuel price support measures—including Petroleum Development Fund use and a 50 per cent VAT reduction—saying they have committed KSh28.19 billion across recent pricing cycles to cushion Kenyans from Middle East conflict-driven fuel price pressures.
President William Ruto has directed the National Transport and Safety Authority to allow matatu operators to use graffiti and artwork on public service vehicles, saying the government will facilitate an enabling environment for artistic expression while ensuring safety and respect for other road users.
Kenya's insurance penetration declined to 2.2 per cent of GDP in the first half of 2025 from 2.4 per cent in 2024, well below the global average of 7.4 per cent. Insurers are expanding into underserved segments such as elderly people and children, though uptake remains limited.
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission visited FKF offices as part of an ongoing investigation into an insurance scandal involving the loss of Sh42 million in funds meant for the African Nations Championship 2024. FKF President Hussein Mohammed, acting-CEO Dennis Gicheru and NEC member Abdallah Yusuf were suspended by the federation after brokerage fees were wired to an unlicensed company.
Football Kenya Federation's NEC suspended President Hussein Mohammed, acting-CEO Dennis Gicheru, and NEC member Abdallah Yusuf over the reported loss of Sh42 million in CHAN Pamoja tournament insurance funds, appointing McDonald Mariga as acting-President. The EACC, IRA, PPRA, CAF, and FIFA are investigating the matter, which Mohammed denies, claiming CAF procured the insurance and FKF made no payments to any insurance company.