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Kenya’s Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) has approved the use of a prescription drug manufactured by Janssen, one of the pharmaceutical companies of Johnson & Johnson, for the treatment of prostate cancer. The local pharmaceuticals regulator has approved the use of Janssen’s once-daily medication ZYTIGA® (abiraterone acetate) for the treatment of metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer ahead of a chemotherapy regime. The approval is expected to help boost ongoing efforts to minimise existing barriers to cancer care access in Kenya. Since its first approval in the U.S. in 2011, ZYTIGA® has been approved in combination with prednisone or prednisolone, in 105 countries.
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Johnson & Johnson scores in Kenya’s fight against prostate cancer

by Chacha MwitaJuly 22, 2019
Kenya’s Insurance sector is set to face disruption following the launch of a new InsurTech ecosystem seeking to create new solutions to the ailing insurance sector. Over 60 InsurTech start-ups pitched to investors at the inaugural two day Africa 3.0 conference held in Nairobi, as they seek to partner in increasing insurance penetration in the region. According to a new report released by the BaoBab Network, Africa’s InsurTech space is worth US$60 billion but remains largely untapped. The East Africa Insurance Industry has been traditionally focused on the established markets such as life insurance and mining and oil where returns are greater.
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New ecosystem to disrupt Kenya’s insurance sector

by Chacha MwitaJuly 22, 2019
L-R: Kenya Livestock Producers Association CEO, Patrick Kimani, Bidco Agriculture Manager, John Kariuki, Makueni County Governor, Kivutha Kibwana and Safaricom Chief Enterprise Officer, Rita Okuthe. Bidco Africa has enlisted more than 600 farmers from Makueni County to supply sunflower seeds for edible oil production. www.exchange.co.tz
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M-Pesa’s competition will be another Safaricom innovation

by Njenga HakeenahJuly 19, 2019
Mr Richard Raja ,Director of Trinity Technologies Limited, said the company would continue to invest in development and research to grow South Sudans economy through innovation- The Exchange
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Mobile Money platform in S. Sudan shapes job market

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Invited guest attending a JCDecaux presentation at Coral Beach Hotel.- The Exchange
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JCDecaux to tap into the roadside digital market

by Kawira MutisyaJuly 18, 2019
Standard Chartered Bank employees with the bank's Digital Banking Brand Ambassador Vanessa Mdee posing for a group photo during the launch of SC Keyboard- The Exchange
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Standard Chartered banking on Tanzania’s digital market share

by Kawira MutisyaJuly 18, 2019
Mining experts will be converging in Rwanda later this year to deliberate investment and growth opportunities in the continent’s mining sector, in the wake of increased focus on Africa by multinationals. The Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) will be hosting the new East and Central Africa Mining Forum conference and exhibition that will be held in Kigali from October 28-29, an event the Rwanda intends to use to open the country for investments.
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Mining experts to converge in Rwanda for landmark forum

by Chacha MwitaJuly 18, 2019
Standard Bank China-Africa trade initiative lands in Kenya
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Standard Bank’s China-Africa trade initiative lands in Kenya

by Kimani ChegeJuly 18, 2019
Kenya’s Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) has approved the use of a prescription drug manufactured by Janssen, one of the pharmaceutical companies of Johnson & Johnson, for the treatment of prostate cancer. The local pharmaceuticals regulator has approved the use of Janssen’s once-daily medication ZYTIGA® (abiraterone acetate) for the treatment of metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer ahead of a chemotherapy regime. The approval is expected to help boost ongoing efforts to minimise existing barriers to cancer care access in Kenya. Since its first approval in the U.S. in 2011, ZYTIGA® has been approved in combination with prednisone or prednisolone, in 105 countries.
Kenya’s Insurance sector is set to face disruption following the launch of a new InsurTech ecosystem seeking to create new solutions to the ailing insurance sector. Over 60 InsurTech start-ups pitched to investors at the inaugural two day Africa 3.0 conference held in Nairobi, as they seek to partner in increasing insurance penetration in the region. According to a new report released by the BaoBab Network, Africa’s InsurTech space is worth US$60 billion but remains largely untapped. The East Africa Insurance Industry has been traditionally focused on the established markets such as life insurance and mining and oil where returns are greater.
L-R: Kenya Livestock Producers Association CEO, Patrick Kimani, Bidco Agriculture Manager, John Kariuki, Makueni County Governor, Kivutha Kibwana and Safaricom Chief Enterprise Officer, Rita Okuthe. Bidco Africa has enlisted more than 600 farmers from Makueni County to supply sunflower seeds for edible oil production. www.exchange.co.tz
Mr Richard Raja ,Director of Trinity Technologies Limited, said the company would continue to invest in development and research to grow South Sudans economy through innovation- The Exchange
Invited guest attending a JCDecaux presentation at Coral Beach Hotel.- The Exchange
Standard Chartered Bank employees with the bank's Digital Banking Brand Ambassador Vanessa Mdee posing for a group photo during the launch of SC Keyboard- The Exchange
Mining experts will be converging in Rwanda later this year to deliberate investment and growth opportunities in the continent’s mining sector, in the wake of increased focus on Africa by multinationals. The Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) will be hosting the new East and Central Africa Mining Forum conference and exhibition that will be held in Kigali from October 28-29, an event the Rwanda intends to use to open the country for investments.
Standard Bank China-Africa trade initiative lands in Kenya

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