Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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CMA puts stocks valuers in a spot
The five firms -Home Afrika, Flame Tree Group, Kurwitu Ventures, Nairobi Business Ventures and Atlas Development -on the Gems market have had a dismal run.
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Balala conquers Mt Kenya in tourism promotion bid
Cabinet Secretary says his journey to the top of Mt Kenya was a life-changing experience.
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US firm to invest in pyrethrum
Kentegra Biotechnology would focus on Kenya for production and look at the world market for sales.
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What leaked Paradise Papers mean for Kenya
Historically, Panama has been known as the cornerstone of world trade.
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Improved business environment is good news for local investors
It has worked hard over the past 48 months to make Kenya an easy place to do business.
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Fact-checking CS Rotich on Kenya's fiscal deficit
Last week Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich defended the government's performance in keeping the economy steady despite various headwinds.
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Why Kenya Power is wary of new law seeking to end its monopoly
Kenya Power Managing Director Ken Tarus recently announced the company's financial results, which painted a bleak picture - judging from the figures he released.
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NSE loses Sh52b as foreigners exit
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) shed Sh52 billion of investors wealth in the week closing last Friday as foreign investors turned net sellers for top movers.
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KLM loses grip on KQ as State raises stake
Kenya Airways long-time partner Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) will lose three-quarters of its shareholding in the national carrier in a new ownership structure that now puts the Government in the driver's seat.
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Foreign exits from Safaricom drag down the market
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) full-week performance was dragged lower by foreign investors exiting Safaricom and banking shares.
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KAA put in a spot for breaching security protocol
Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has been faulted for allegedly breaching security protocols while scrutinising a tender.
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Police hit Nakuru, USIU put pressure on Telkom
Goals from Amos Barkibir and Kennedy Sibechwe fired the law enforcers to their 18th win of the season.
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Acquitted, Lawyer Bernard Ngetich sues State for Sh20 million
Former Rift Valley Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Chairman Bernard Ngetich plans to sue the State for Sh20 million as compensation after he was acquitted of a speeding charges.
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Corpo’n, Bright Agree to Return Stranded Sugar
In the midst of controversy over the recent sugar export to Kenya, the Ethiopian Sugar Corporation has accepted the request of Bright Border Crossing Transport Association to return 44,000 quintals of…
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CS Henry Rotich dismisses Moody's ranking
Increased focus on the ability of the Government to settle debts was heightened on Thursday as Finance Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich deflected a possible downgrade in Kenya's risk profile.
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Beefing up mobile-phone and internet penetration in Africa
WITH ITS SNAZZY technology hubs and army of bright young programmers, Kenya can rightly claim to be east Africa’s tech startup nation. It was here that mobile money first took off, and it is here that off-grid solar power is making its biggest impact. Even the election in August was ...
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Technology cannot solve all of Africa’s problems, but it can help with many
Improving on peanuts AT LUNCHTIME IN Mombasa, Kenya’s humid port city, groups of men gather in the shade for the day’s bunge la mwananchi (people’s parliament), where they debate the latest news and politics. Everyone takes his turn to discuss whether the local governor is any good, or whether a group ...
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Vital progress in ease of doing business
Kenya moved up some 12 places to position 80 globally and third in sub-Saharan Africa.
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A new era for strategic partnership
The SGR has become a milestone in China-Kenya cooperation.
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EAC presidents to discuss Kenya-Tanzania relation
Foreign affairs cabinet secretary Amina Mohammed has written a protest letter to Tanzania over harassment of Kenyans within Tanzanian territory.
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Kenya's oil export plan pushed to 2018
Tullow update indicates that crude oil produced will initially be stored, until all work is completed