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Glovo launches in Mombasa

Staff Writer - September 30, 2019

Spanish delivery firm Glovo, in a bid to expand its geographical reach within Kenya, has officially launched its service in Kenya’s second city, Mombasa. The...

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“In addition, the Group experienced elevated claims during the period, which reflects normal volatility within the insurance cycle and remains within expectations,” it added. CIC attributed its stronger 2024 performance to a Sh1 billion gain from the revaluation of its Kiambu land property. The Group also earned Sh1.8 billion from the sale of two parcels of land near Tatu City and in Kajiado County. The properties included a 50-acre block neighbouring Tatu City and a 100-acre parcel in Kajiado. Despite the disposals, the insurer and its subsidiaries still hold substantial land investments, including 200 acres near Tatu City and 495 acres in Kajiado. “The Board remains confident in the Group’s long-term strategy, capital strength, and ability to deliver sustainable value to shareholders as we implement our 2026 to 2030 strategic plan,” the statement added.

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Glovo launches in Mombasa

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