Kenyan Market Snapshot: May 7, 2026 — CIC jumps 3.82% as dividend season heats up
CIC led the charge with a 3.82% pop while TOTL got hit with a 1.79% reality check. Safaricom’s dividend season is stealing the spotlight—mark your calendars.
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CIC led the charge with a 3.82% pop while TOTL got hit with a 1.79% reality check. Safaricom’s dividend season is stealing the spotlight—mark your calendars.
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