Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Entrepreneur turns avocado post-harvest losses into profit
According to Avocado Society of Kenya chief executive Ernest Muthomi, avocado post-harvest losses account for 45 per cent of the total sales.
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Kenya Eurobonds dip as Moody's renews foreign debt default fears
According to Bloomberg, yields on the notes soared 46 basis points on Wednesday, the most in almost a month, to 13.35 per cent.
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Political unrest, weakening shilling dampen economic output
Kenya's economy received a beating in July from political unrest that dampened output and sales for businesses, a survey shows.
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5G network will revolutionise how we live, work and do business
As the 5G network gains traction in Kenya, it opens up limitless possibilities for the telco industry and the digital sphere, revolutionising how we live, work, and do business as a society.
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Kenya: Mombasa County Told to Work With Private Sector to Increase Investments
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) has urged the County Government of Mombasa to work with the private sector to increase investments in social entrepreneurship.
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Kenya misses out on Russia's new grain export deal for Africa
Six African nations to get thousands of tonnes in Putin's commercial and aid offer. President Ruto did not attend Russia-Africa Summit in St Petersburg last week.
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Ruto bans multinationals from clearing, forwarding business
President William Ruto on Saturday banned international firms from engaging in clearing and forwarding business and instructed state agencies at Mombasa Port to operate on a 24-hour basis.
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Kenya Kwanza has given in to IMF orders in a scary manner
IMF has demanded the shilling be removed from fixed rates to a floating market-response rate. This is not only devaluation of shilling but its vulnerability to foreign manipulation.
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Lender bets on trade missions to boost regional trade
Kenya and the DRC boast thriving economies and diverse sectors that present promising investment prospects.
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SME warehousing and logistics park breaks ground at Tatu City
The construction of one of Kenya's first small and medium enterprises (SMEs) warehousing and logistics park has started at Tatu City.
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Sibling rivalry: Is Kenya losing investment deals to Tanzania?
Numbers from the African Development Bank (AfDB) project that Kenya's GDP is expected to grow 5.6 per cent in 2023 and 6.0 in 2024. This is driven by services and household consumption.
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Faced with political and economic crises, Kenya teeters on edge of meltdown
The economy is, however, facing a new curve ball that now threatens to render more jobless while complicating the taxman's job to increase tax revenues.
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How much will it cost Kenya's economy to end rising poverty?
A different question could then be - is the size of attendance a proxy for the prevalence of poverty; larger crowds where it is more, and smaller where it is less?
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A reformed tourism sector can be Kenya's best growth option
Breaking up the marketing strategy gives depth and helps proof areas against adverse events elsewhere in the country. We don't need huge expensive ads, we need bloggers, marketers and influencers.
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IMF backs tax hikes as it okays another Sh137b loan for Kenya
Bretton Woods institution says taxation measures necessary to prop up battered economy. Loan deal comes with stringent austerity measures, which could see public servants lose their jobs.
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Food prices to skyrocket as Russia ends grain export deal
Kenya relies on Ukraine and Russia which are among the world's biggest exporters of grains and other foodstuffs. Any fresh supply disruption may add price pressures on already high food commodities.
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What Kenya can learn from Singapore's rise and housing
Singapore's success can be attributed to various factors, with good governance being the most significant. Lee implemented policies that prioritised housing and respect for the law.
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Collaborations have led to efficient SGR operations
SGR operates an average of 18 to 20 trains daily between Mombasa Port and the two ICDs to facilitate efficient import and export activities.
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Tinubu Takes Hard Stand Against Military Coups In Africa
President Bola Tinubu yesterday in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, took a tough stance against the growing coup attempt in African countries, calling on the continent’s leaders to respect democracy and the rule of law in order to ensure political stability. Tinubu’s position is contained in his statement at a ...
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Tinubu Urges African Leaders To Address Root Causes Of Military Coups
President Bola Tinubu, on Saturday in Nairobi, Kenya, called on African leaders to respect democracy, rule of law, and ensure political stability. In his statement at a high-level event organized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on the margins of 5th Mid-Year African Union (AU) Coordination Meeting, the President ...
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Courts bars KPLC, police from interfering with freight company business
The High Court has barred police and KPLC from interfering with the business of a Mombasa-based freight company, Ceva Interfreight Kenya Limited.