Floods in Kenya
Kenyan businesses affected by floods to access zero-interest relief loan from Mastercard Foundation
Mastercard Foundation and partners introduce zero-interest loans, Stahimili Flood Relief Loan (STAFREL), to help Kenyans rebuild businesses following recent floods.
How banks can help Kenyan farmers recover from floods, climate change
Kenya's agriculture industry faces significant challenges from recent floods and climate change. With over 70,000 farmers affected, urgent intervention is needed.
Linda Biz: Absa, Old Mutual launch SME insurance against loss from riots, political violence
Absa and Old Mutual have launched Linda Biz, an insurance solution designed to protect SMEs from losses due to riots, political violence, and other risks.
Bolt taxi raises KSh 10m from Kenyans to Support Victims of Floods
Bolt taxi firm partnered with the Kenya Red Cross Society to support victims of floods, in an initiative which saw riders contribute KSh 10 million.
Britam Pays Out KSh 15 Million to Flood Victims Who Took Out Insurance
Britam paid KSh 15 million in flood insurance claims to 300 Tana River households. Britam launched the Index-Based Flood Insurance (IBFI) policy in 2023.
Kiambu Residents Raise Over KSh 400k to Build Bridge Washed by Floods: "Viongozi Wametulenga"
Kiambu residents raised over KSh 400,000 to construct a bridge that was swept away by the recent floods.The accused their leaders of abandoning them.
7 People Die in Village as Strong Winds and Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc
The heavy rains that pounded KwaZulu-Natal caused extensive damages to homes and infrastructure, in addition to killing seven residents and injuring others.
Nairobi: 1 Person with Disability Killed in Mathare Demolition
Kenya Human Rights Commission urged the government to provide permanent solutions to people with disability after one person was killed in the Mathare demolition.
Narok: Residents Contribute Cash to Repair Bridge Destroyed by Floods
After floods swept away the bridge that links residents of Naaisuya and Olorroito to Narok town, residents decided to repair the bridge by contributing KSH 500 each.
Floods in Kenya
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