Wednesday, March 12, 2025 - Kenya’s corporate world boasts some of the best-paid executives, with the highest-earning CEO taking home a staggering KSh 31 million per month.
Here’s a look at the top 10 highest-paid CEOs in Kenya and
their salaries:
1. Gideon Muriuki – Co-operative Bank of Kenya (KSh 31.37
million/month)
Gideon Muriuki has been instrumental in transforming
Co-operative Bank into a leading financial institution. Under his leadership,
the bank has expanded its market presence and profitability, making him the
highest-paid CEO in Kenya.
2. Paul Russo - KCB
Bank Group (KSh 22.75 million/month)
Taking over from Joshua Oigara, Paul Russo has spearheaded
KCB’s expansion and digital transformation, cementing its status as East
Africa’s banking giant.
3. Peter Ndegwa – Safaricom PLC (KSh 9.00 million/month)
Since 2020, Peter Ndegwa has led Safaricom, driving
innovation and expanding digital services, reinforcing the company’s dominance
in telecommunications.
4. Allan Kilavuka – Kenya Airways (KSh 8.50 million/month)
With a strategic approach to operational efficiency and
partnerships, Kilavuka has navigated Kenya Airways through turbulent times.
5. Abdi Mohamed – ABSA Bank Kenya (KSh 8.43 million/month)
Starting as a banker in Garissa, Abdi Mohamed rose through
the ranks to lead ABSA, focusing on business growth and financial inclusion.
6. John Gachora – NCBA Bank (KSh 8.00 million/month)
With a global banking background, Gachora has been pivotal
in NCBA’s expansion, particularly in digital banking.
7. Jane Karuku – EABL (KSh 7.50 million/month)
A seasoned corporate leader, Karuku has driven growth and
sustainability at EABL, making it a top player in the beverage industry.
8. Benson Wairegi – Britam (KSh 6.80 million/month)
Wairegi’s leadership at Britam has propelled the company to
new heights in the insurance and financial services sector.
9. James Mwangi – Equity Bank (KSh 5.04 million/month)
Mwangi transformed Equity Bank into a powerhouse in
financial inclusion, digital banking and regional expansion.
10. James Mworia – Centum Investment (KSh 3.72 million/month)
A strategic investment expert, Mworia has driven Centum’s
growth across multiple sectors, securing its position in Kenya’s investment
space.
These executives’ salaries reflect their impact in shaping
Kenya’s corporate landscape.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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