Let’s review pension terms to lure today’s youthful employees

I came from the diaspora late December 2016 and headed to the NSSF Kakamega branch office to get my benefits

Detectives from the Anti-Terror Police Unit have arrested two National Social Security Fund (NSSF) officials on suspicion that they were linked to a terror group.

National Social Securities Fund (NSSF) plans to divest from land investments and put more money in government securities and private equity to mitigate loss of funds.

Intrasoft International, a global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) company, has opened an office in Nairobi to tap into the East African region.

Kenya's business community is mourning the death of respected economist Kariithi Murimi who died last evening at his home in Nairobi's Wood Avenue estate.

A case in which trade unionists are seeking to privately prosecute six suspended NSSF officials will be mentioned on Thursday.

A distressed woman drove into the Standard Group’s Nairobi office early one afternoon with explosive claims about workers’ retirement savings.

Disagreements between Treasury and two State agencies has delayed the Sh13.5 billion rights issue by National Bank of Kenya (NBK).

A sharp increase in bad debts in the fourth quarter of 2015 has forced the National Bank of Kenya board to send home six top managers including CEO Munir Sheikh Ahmed to allow for an audit.

“The spectrum of responsibilities and commitments it (government) has means that if there is a flood somewhere the Government will not inject extra capital in National Bank but address the social problem,” said Ahmed as he tried to explain the delay in the much-awaited NBK’s Rights Issue.

Nine out of 10 companies in Kenya do not have a retirement benefits scheme for their staff, a fact that is likely to make employees’ retirement life miserable and raise the country’s burden of dependency.

EACC has granted suspended NSSF Managing Trustee Richard Langat a mild reprieve after it only recommended administrative action against him for irregularly approving a Sh5 billion Tassia II project.