Nothing that we haven't heard/read about in the press before. A.Chami doing his thing, as usual. Directors painting positive picture about the future despite Covid-19 impact. Not the kind of doom-and-gloom vibe we're used to hearing from @Williamson Tea BoD.
Directors have hinted maintaining the company dividend policy. They projecting a bright future. They forsee increased pressure though in primary markets but believe coy is well positioned to fight for pole position, particularly in secondary market.

The dividend needs to be hiked, it's being on a downward trend

following..

Kenya Re is 60% owned by GoK.
It would be wrong (not sure about the constitutional/legal aspect) of GoK to expropriate 100% of cash/bonds held by Kenya Re.

The appropriate method would be to ask Kenya Re to pay out a dividend from "excess reserves", if any, to ALL shareholders.

The "special" dividend should not starve Kenya Re of reserves it needs to continue growing or cause any financial difficulty.

GoK will get:
- 60% of the total dividend
- W/Tax from the other 40%

If Kenya Re doesn't have the cash to pay GoK the 60% then it can always, if agreed beforehand, transfer the equivalent, at a fair/market valuation, in T-Bills and T-Bonds.

Kenya Reinsurance has put a tender for sale of Reinsurance Plaza Kisumu.
Reserve price Ksh.1 billion