Kenya’s financial sector offers a compelling example. As mobile banking, digital lending, and online payments continue to expand, cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated.
By
Christine Kariuki
Tusker Marketing Manager
Kenya Breweries Limited
Across Africa, digital transformation is no longer a future ambition but a present reality. Governments are digitising public services, banks are moving customers online, businesses are embracing cloud technologies, and artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday workplace.
Today’s customers compare banking experiences not just to other banks, but to the most intuitive digital platforms they use, from…
Kenya’s banking is going digital, as customers demand faster, simpler, on-demand financial services.
Digital commerce has moved well beyond traditional websites and apps. Social platforms have become storefronts, and shopping is…
Kenya has already proved that digital payments can bridge the financial inclusion gap. Its next challenge is to build an…
Industry leaders meeting in Nairobi warn that cybercriminals are weaponising AI faster than financial institutions can respond.
Kenya’s Data Protection Act has changed how organisations think about accountability for personal information.
