OPPO Kenya has launched a new Experience Shop at The Hub Karen, enhancing its retail presence with a facility that offers smartphone sales, repairs, accessories, financing, and product demonstrations. This new outlet marks OPPO's fourteenth Experience Shop in Kenya and eighth in Nairobi, providing customers in the Karen area access to the company's latest products.

Nobus Cloud Services, a Nigerian public cloud provider, has expanded into Kenya by launching a new availability zone in Nairobi, designated Nobus-EA-AZ1. According to CIO Africa, the move marks the company's entry into the East African market, extending its cloud infrastructure footprint beyond Nigeria. The new zone is expected to provide local businesses with cloud computing services hosted within the region, reducing latency and supporting data residency requirements for Kenyan customers.

OPay has launched a new office in Kaduna, Nigeria, which is part of its strategy to enhance financial inclusion and improve customer service in the region. This expansion reflects OPay's ongoing commitment to providing accessible financial solutions to a broader audience.

ODM leader and Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga has travelled to the United Kingdom for a routine medical check-up, the party confirmed. The trip comes days after he was admitted to Nairobi Hospital. According to ODM, the senator is in good condition and the visit is precautionary rather than an emergency.

Open Space has launched an ethical finance platform in Nigeria, according to Legit.ng, offering Shariah-compliant, asset-backed products alongside AI-powered funding tools. The company also plans to introduce Sukuk opportunities, positioning the service within Nigeria’s Islamic and ethical finance market. The announcement frames the platform around compliant investment structures, technology-enabled funding decisions and asset-backed financing rather than conventional interest-based lending.

South African horse racing figures the De Kocks, Vermaak, Hollywood and Wernars have launched a new venture called Global Stable, according to The Citizen. The announcement, published with the remark 'Dubai, here we come!', suggests the partnership plans to expand its operations into Dubai's prominent racing scene. Details of the stable's structure, ownership shares, and specific racing plans were not provided in the source material, but the move signals an international ambition for the South African racing connections involved.