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Bitcoin loans have become one of the most talked-about alternatives to traditional lending. They attract borrowers from across the globe because they offer quick access to funds without the long processes associated with banks. Just like any other financial product, Bitcoin loans have both strengths and weaknesses. This guide takes you through the details, helping you understand the advantages and risks before deciding whether this type of loan is right for you. What is a Bitcoin Loan? A Bitcoin loan, sometimes called a Bitcoin-backed loan, is a type of borrowing where you use your Bitcoin holdings as collateral to secure…
In recent years, cryptocurrency has grown from being just a digital asset into a financial tool that can be used in different ways. One of the rising trends in the crypto world is borrowing loans against crypto holdings. Just like traditional loans that use assets such as land or vehicles as collateral, in this case, digital coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or stablecoins are locked up as collateral to secure a loan. This option is attractive to many investors because it provides instant liquidity without the need to sell their digital assets. However, just like any financial decision, it comes with…
Super Metro Responds After Its Bus Was Torched by Angry Riders Popular Nairobi matatu company, Super Metro, has finally spoken out after one of its buses was set on fire by angry boda boda riders along the Thika Superhighway. The unfortunate incident happened on Monday evening and has since raised tension among commuters and road users. In a statement released on Tuesday morning, the Sacco expressed sadness over the death of a boda boda rider who lost his life in the accident involving their vehicle. The company said it regretted the loss of life and sent heartfelt condolences to the…
People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua has strongly dismissed reports suggesting that she is shifting her political ground to support President William Ruto. The claims emerged after one of President Ruto’s close allies alleged that Karua was following in Raila Odinga’s footsteps by warming up to the Kenya Kwanza government. According to the ally, the senior counsel had chosen to align herself with the justice system and decided to rally behind the head of state. Karua, however, firmly rejected the allegations. She clarified that she remains committed to her political stance and is not in any way planning to…
A shocking incident has rocked the University of Nairobi after a student allegedly stabbed his roommate to death following a heated argument over the use of their shared hostel washroom. The suspect has since been arrested, and police are carrying out investigations into the tragic event. According to witnesses, the disagreement began as a simple quarrel about who was responsible for cleaning the bathroom. However, the exchange quickly escalated, drawing in friends of the victim. What started as a minor domestic issue within the hostel turned violent when the suspect allegedly reached for a weapon and attacked his roommate. The…
Ruto and Raila Step In to Shield Sakaja From Impeachment Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has been spared from an immediate impeachment after urgent interventions by President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga, who both moved to calm the political storm that had been building around City Hall. The impeachment threat, which had been gathering momentum among Members of the County Assembly (MCAs), appears to have been temporarily put on hold following separate high-level meetings called by the two national leaders. Their efforts were aimed at easing tensions, reconciling the Governor with aggrieved MCAs, and ensuring Nairobi’s political stability. On…
Kenya has been ranked as a more peaceful country than the United States, according to the newly released 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI). The annual report, which is produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP), shows that Kenya is placed 127th worldwide, just one position ahead of the United States, which came in at 128th. This finding comes as a surprise to many, especially given that the U.S. government often issues travel advisories urging its citizens to be cautious when visiting Kenya, particularly in regions affected by sporadic insecurity. However, the GPI results highlight that Kenya still performs…
IG Douglas Kanja Summoned Over Police Payroll Dispute Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has been summoned by the National Assembly’s Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee (CIOC) to explain the ongoing standoff between his office and the National Police Service Commission (NPSC). The move comes after Kanja reportedly failed to appear before the committee on Tuesday, September 2, despite being scheduled to attend. His absence raised concern among lawmakers, who accused him of deliberately undermining the work of the NPSC by avoiding accountability. CIOC Chairperson Caroli Omondi announced on Tuesday that the Inspector General is now expected to appear before the…
Governor Guyo Fires 12 Officials in Major Reshuffle After Surviving Impeachment The Isiolo County government has been shaken by sweeping changes after Governor Abdi Hassan Guyo announced a major reshuffle just days after narrowly surviving an impeachment attempt. In a directive issued through Executive Order No. 1 of 2025 on September 1, the governor — through County Communication Coordinator Hussein Salesa — declared that the changes would take effect immediately. The governor said the reorganization was meant to improve service delivery and strengthen coordination among different departments. The reshuffle significantly altered the county’s executive structure. Three acting County Executive Committee…
President William Ruto has announced that the government will fully cover the registration of 1.5 million Kenyans under the Social Health Authority (SHA) starting next week. This move is aimed at supporting vulnerable families who cannot afford the mandatory contributions required to benefit from the national health insurance programme. In a statement released by Dennis Itumbi, the Head of Special Projects and Creative Economy at the Executive Office of the President, the government confirmed that the group of beneficiaries has already been identified. “We have identified 1.5 million Kenyans who are unable to pay the SHA registration fee,” Itumbi stated.…
