Skip to content

JEDCA MEDIA

Uncovering Africa’s Next Big Business Stories.

Growth Sasa
Primary Menu
  • Home
  • Business News
  • Tech News
  • Start-up
  • Crypto
  • Investing
  • About Us
Light/Dark Button
Watch
  • Home
  • Business News
  • Why Kenya Re Suspended its Managing Director
  • Business News

Why Kenya Re Suspended its Managing Director

Raymond Ngare September 8, 2025 1 minute read
Kenya Re Towers Upperhill Nairobi

Kenya Re Towers Upperhill Nairobi. Photo | courtesy.

Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited (Kenya Re) on Thursday 4th, September 2025 a change in its executive leadership after the company’s board revealed the suspension of its current managing director Dr Hillary M. Wachiga for 21 days effective from 3rd September 2025.

According to the board the decision came after a pleriminary review of internal matters within the company which is ongoing and confirmed the suspension was in the best interest of the company and its stakeholders .

Mr Nicodemus Gekone the current General manager of property and investment has been appointed as the interim manager during this period, with the boards emphasizing full confidence in his leadership ability during this period
The Board of Directors reaffirms its unwavering commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance and to protecting the interests of all stakeholders,” the announcement stated.

“We remain focused on executing our long-term strategy and ensuring that our foundations remain strong while business operations continue uninterrupted.”

ALSO READ: Job Market Shake-Up: Skills That Matter Most in AI Era

Kenya Re was established via Act of Parliament in December 1970 and operational since January 1971 is the oldest reinsurer in Eastern and Central Africa. It delivers sustainable risk and financial solutions across a full spectrum of insurance lines including life, health, property and casualty and retakaful and supports insurance firms in over 80 countries across Africa the Middle East and Asia.

Tags: Business Insuarance Kenya Re

Post navigation

Previous Previous post:

NALA, Equity Deal Eases Money Transfers for Kenyans Abroad

Nala, Equity and Pesalink reps
Next Next post:

Mantrac Kenya Turns 100, Commits to Fueling Growth

MD Ibrahim and PS Hinga

Related News

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK)./photo/File.
  • Business News

Kenyan banks post Sh111.8bn four-month profit

July 13, 2026 0
The Hub Karen
  • Business News

How The Hub Karen redefined the shopping experience

July 13, 2026 0
  • World Bank questions Kenya infrastructure fund
  • Kenya seeks Sh129.2bn in climate-linked financing
  • Kenyan banks post Sh111.8bn four-month profit
  • How The Hub Karen redefined the shopping experience
  • ATIDI Profit Jumps 20% as Ruto Backs Finance Reforms

Latest STORIES

The World Bank
  • Top Stories

World Bank questions Kenya infrastructure fund

July 13, 2026 0
Climate financing
  • Sustainability News

Kenya seeks Sh129.2bn in climate-linked financing

July 13, 2026 0
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK)./photo/File.
  • Business News

Kenyan banks post Sh111.8bn four-month profit

July 13, 2026 0
The Hub Karen
  • Business News

How The Hub Karen redefined the shopping experience

July 13, 2026 0
ATIDI
  • Business News

ATIDI Profit Jumps 20% as Ruto Backs Finance Reforms

July 9, 2026 0
KCB Sahl Card
  • Business News

KCB Launches Shariah-compliant Payment Card

July 9, 2026 0

Who We Are

JEDCA Media publishes inspiring and data-driven stories on business, technology, startups, and innovation shaping Africa’s future.

We provide media partnerships, brand storytelling, entrepreneur interviews, and corporate communications support.

Website built by Growth Sasa.

Quick Links

  • Business
  • Technology
  • Startups
  • Crypto
  • Advertise With Us

Subscribe

Get top startup and tech stories weekly in your inbox.

Contact Us

Email: info@jedcamedia.com
Phone: +254 745 489 330

Copyright © 2025 JEDCA MEDIA NETWORK | All Rights Reserved. | ChromeNews by AF themes.