Statistar Consult

WE ARE HIRING: FINANCIAL ADVISORS
Opportunities Available Around Kikuyu, Kabete, Kangemi & Westlands

Are you ambitious, self-driven, and looking for an opportunity to grow your income while building a rewarding professional career?

Statistar Consult is partnering with a leading player in the Financial Services sector to recruit motivated individuals who are ready to make an impact as Financial Advisors.

We are particularly encouraging applications from qualified candidates residing in and around:

📍 Kikuyu
📍 Kabete
📍 Kangemi
📍 Westlands
📍 Greater Nairobi Region

What We're Looking For

✅ Age 25 years and above
✅ Minimum qualification: KCSE
✅ College or University education is an added advantage
✅ Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
✅ Self-motivated individuals with a passion for growth and success

What You Will Gain

✔ Attractive income opportunities
✔ Professional training and mentorship
✔ Career growth and advancement opportunities
✔ Flexible working environment
✔ Opportunity to work with a respected financial services institution
✔ A chance to make a meaningful impact in people's financial lives

Whether you're seeking a career change, an additional income stream, or a long-term professional path, this opportunity could be the breakthrough you've been looking for.

📲 Apply today by sending a WhatsApp message to 0717 885 779
🌐 Or complete the online application form via the link on the poster.

Your location should never limit your potential. If you're in Kikuyu, Kabete, Kangemi, Westlands, or nearby areas, this opportunity is within your reach. Fill your details here https://forms.gle/grfZD9R7Ho9tYwJ5A and wait for our call.

📊 Did SHA Improve on NHIF Registration Coverage?

Recent figures suggest that while the Social Health Authority (SHA) has made significant progress in registration, it has not yet surpassed the last reported coverage levels achieved under NHIF.

According to available data:

🔹 NHIF (2023/24) registered approximately 32.34 million members and dependants.
🔹 SHA (2024/25) has so far registered about 24.70 million members and dependants.

This represents a gap of approximately:

❗ 7.64 million fewer people
❗ About 24% below NHIF’s last reported coverage

When translated into household coverage using SHA’s estimated average household size of 4 persons:

🏠 SHA Registered Households: 6.18 million
🏠 SHA Annual Target Households: 12.07 million

This means SHA has currently achieved approximately 51% of its annual household target.

The numbers show that SHA has achieved substantial registration within a relatively short period. However, the available figures do not yet demonstrate a clear improvement over NHIF’s final reported coverage levels.

💡 Key Takeaway:
SHA has made notable progress in expanding registration, but there is still a significant gap to bridge before matching or exceeding NHIF’s previous coverage levels.

Finance Bill 2026: 16% VAT on Mobile Money — What It Could Mean for Kenyans

The proposed Finance Bill 2026 is set to introduce a 16% VAT on M-Pesa, Airtel Money, and other digital payment platforms — a move that could significantly reshape the cost of digital transactions in Kenya.

For years, mobile money has been one of Kenya’s greatest financial inclusion success stories. From small businesses and boda boda riders to salaried workers and SMEs, millions of Kenyans rely on digital payments every single day.

If implemented, the new VAT proposal is likely to have far-reaching implications:

📌 Higher transaction costs
Consumers may pay more to send, withdraw, or receive money through mobile platforms.

📌 Pressure on small businesses
Many SMEs depend heavily on digital payments for daily operations. Increased costs could affect margins and transaction volumes.

📌 Financial inclusion concerns
Higher charges may discourage low-income earners from fully participating in the digital economy.

📌 Government revenue expansion
On the other hand, the move is aimed at broadening the tax base and increasing revenue collection in an increasingly digital economy.

The bigger question is not just about taxation — it is about balance.

How do we grow government revenue without slowing down digital adoption?
How do we protect innovation while ensuring affordability for ordinary citizens?

Kenya’s digital payments ecosystem has become a global benchmark. Decisions around taxation must therefore consider both fiscal needs and the long-term sustainability of financial inclusion.

At Statistar Consult, we believe data-driven policy conversations are critical in shaping a resilient and inclusive economy.

Success in sales is often misunderstood.
From the outside, people assume high-performing sales teams succeed because they have:
• More salespeople
• More meetings
• More tools
• More hustle
But the real drivers of sustainable sales success are usually hidden beneath the surface.
The strongest sales organizations are built on:
✔️ Clear systems
✔️ Consistent follow-ups
✔️ Strong market positioning
✔️ Listening to customers
✔️ CRM discipline
✔️ Data-driven decision making
✔️ Process automation
✔️ Long-term relationship building
The truth is, sales excellence is rarely accidental. It is the result of structure, discipline, strategy, and consistency over time.
Many businesses focus heavily on visible activity while ignoring the operational foundation that actually determines performance. Yet, it is the “invisible” systems beneath the surface that create predictable growth, customer retention, and scalable revenue.
At Statistar Consult, we believe sustainable growth happens when organizations move beyond hustle and begin building intentional sales processes supported by data and strategy.
Because in the end, true sales success is not just about working harder — it is about building smarter systems that continue producing results long after the excitement fades.