Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Embracing digital will throw a lifeline to SMEs, unemployed
In Kenya, and around the world, more emphasis is put on availability of fund as the main stumbling block to business growth.
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Kenya's sports potential suffers as State and betting firms tussle
The fight over who is a better sponsor of sports should lead to more debate on better management of sponsorship money.
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CBK warns it won’t be liable for digital currency losses
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has said it will not be held liable for losses incurred by consumers using digital currencies to settle transactions since the virtual currency is not a legal tender in the country.
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Sonko closes down Uhuru Park ahead of Raila oath
NASA and Nairobi business community had expressed interest in using the venue on January 30.
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CBK governor says capping of interest rates has hit economy hard
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has renewed push for a repeal of the law capping interest rates.
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Conservationists, saw millers in row over logging in Mt Kenya
Saw millers say conservationists maligning their business by terming it illegal logging.
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Billions at stake as Kenya negotiates delicate trade agreements
Kenya is standing on shaky ground in terms of bilateral and multilateral trade treaties it has signed with partners owing to some standoff.
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Mombasa set to get Dubai-like free port
Mombasa is set to get a free trade zone (FTZ) for motor vehicles this year in a policy move that could create thousands of new jobs for traders and service providers.
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Fiscal deficit to fall to 6.0 percent of GDP in 2018/19 financial year
Kenya's fiscal deficit is projected to fall to 7.2 percent of GDP in the financial year to the end of June
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Why Nairobi hawker menace will not end soon
Walking in Nairobi's Central Business District has become a major headache for city residents.
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Rising piracy on Indian Ocean spells high insurance charges
Cases of piracy in Indian Ocean off Somalia coast increased in 2017, raising fears that sustained attacks could raise insurance and freight costs for Kenya importers.
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Why UoN students plan protests in Parklands
University of Nairobi (UoN) School of Law students in Parklands, Nairobi are planning to protest over arrest of Babu...
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Oil export firms to pay more for KPC facilities
Oil companies will now pay more to store export oil products at the Kenya Pipeline Company's facilities.
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Global communities, Cargill partner to agricultural trade improve market access in Kenya
Global Communities and Cargill have entered into partnership to promote agricultural trade.
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Bleak future for hostel investors in Kenya
Traders who spoke to The Standard said they feared the move would drive them out of business.
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Mombasa should work with informal garbage collectors
The county also has a by-law that renders illegal the operations of nearly 2,800 informal garbage collectors.
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Would you buy into a kiosk franchise?
The kiosk is one of the most enduring hallmarks of Kenya's small business community.
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Kenya's improved ease of doing business in doubt as ranking set for revision
Kenya's much-celebrated climb up the World Bank's 'Ease of Doing Business' report is uncertain after a World Bank...
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Samsung seeks tax incentives for Nairobi plant
Korean electronics firm Samsung is seeking tax concessions and safeguards against counterfeit imports as a prerequisite for opening a Kenyan assembly plant.
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World Bank apologises over faulty ranking
Kenya's much-celebrated climb up the World Bank's 'Ease of Doing Business' report is uncertain after a World Bank...
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Kisumu County responds to critics over Sh99 million road tender
Kisumu County Government has defended award of a Sh99m road tender to a contractor based outside the county.