-Teknolojia hiyo mpya itasaidia duka hilo la reja reja katika kuweka na kutunza fedha -Tuskys inasemekana kupoteza takriban KSh 100 milioni kupitia kwa wizi wa ndani kila mwezi -Wafanyikazi kadhaa wamefutwa kazi awali au kushtakiwa kwa kuiba pesa Duka la rejareja la Tuskys limemaliza kuweka mashine za kuweka pesa katika matawi yake yote nchini ili kukabiliana na wizi wa wafanyikazi. Habari Nyingine: Mwanamume amnunulia Samantha wake gari la KSh 2 milioni Kwa kushirikiana na Diamond Trust Bank (DTB), Tuskys imekuwa ikiweka mashine hizo(iCDM) katika matawi yake yote.

- If the rate caps are removed, banks would price loans depending on their own risk assessment - The interest capping law was implemented following concerns raised by the public on the high cost of credit in Kenya - Critics argue the cap has cut private-sector loan growth because banks have avoided lending to SMEs President Uhuru Kenyatta has rejected the 2019 Finance Bill that seeks to retain caps on interest rates that banks can charge on loans.

“They Can’t Do That” — Woman “Forgets” to Work After Payroll “Forgets” to Issue Check"How does one forget to do payroll??" By Mustafa GatollariPublished July 17 2024, 3:00 a.m. ET Source: TikTok | @devondittmerTyler Herro made headlines years ago when shirtless gym training pics of him surfaced on the internet with a pair of red ink tattoos that read: "NO WORK NO CHECK." It's a pull yourself up from your bootstraps philosophy that have helped a lot of people establish successful businesses and careers for themselves.

Nollywood actress, Uche Elendu, has said there is nothing to react to as regards the outburst of her colleague, Angela Okorie. Naija News recalls that earlier this month (July), Angela, in the wake of Uche’s 40th birthday, made a series of allegations on social media against her and her friend, Anita Joseph. However, in an interview with Punch, Uche Elendu said she does not react to every noise that is directed at her because she is not a dog.

With Black Lives Matter protests dominating headlines, YouGov research reveals that Black, Asian and minority ethnic adults in Britain today believe racism has not reduced in the last three decadesYouGov interviewed over 1,200 BAME Britons, including people from Black, Asian, Mixed and other non-White backgrounds, about issues of race today and in the past. Worrying results show that virtually identical numbers of people believe racism exists in the country today (84%) as believe it existed 30 years ago (86%).