Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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IFRC deploys first-ever plague treatment center for hundreds infected in Madagascar
Source: International Federation of Red Cross And Red Crescent Societies Country: MadagascarA full medical team will be deployed along with the 50-bed treatment centre to provide urgent care and stop the spread of bubonic plague, which has infected over 550 people and killed 57.Antananarivo/Nairobi/Geneva, 13 October 2017— The International Federation of ...
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Import cargo dips at Mombasa Port
The Kenya Ports Authority has reported a decline in import cargo at the Mombasa port in the past week up to October 4.
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Businessmen call for designated picketing areas in Nairobi
Members of the Hood Group, a business consortium in Nairobi has called for the establishment of special spaces for picketing and demonstrations to ensure the rights of all Kenyans are observed equally.
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Only hawkers registered as voters in Nairobi will operate
The county government has come up with a strategy that will see small-scale traders barred from the central business district and pay stiff penalties if they violate the rule.
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Ethiopia is now the fastest-growing country in the region: World Bank report
Ethiopia, whose economy recently overtook Kenya's, is now the fastest-growing economy in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new World Bank report.
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Karauri: Harambee Stars coach’s shoes too big for Okumbi
SportPesa is Football Kenya Federation’s main sponsorship partner.
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A more competitive strategy is needed to grow the export sector
Statistics for 2016 indicate that while Kenya exported goods valued at $5.7 billion, imports were $14 billion.
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Matiang'i bans Nasa protests in Kisumu, Mombasa, Nairobi town centres
Acting Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i on Thursday outlawed demonstrations in Kisumu, Nairobi, and Mombasa Central Business District.
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SGR plan rekindles hope for regional trade in Kisumu
The planned extension of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) to Kisumu has rekindled hope for regional trade .
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Only hawkers registered as voters in Nairobi will operate
The county government has come up with a strategy that will see small-scale traders barred from the central business district and pay stiff penalties if they violate the rule.
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Dar trade spat starves Kenya of Sh3b export cash
The trade row between Kenya and Tanzania cost the former Sh2.6 billion in the first seven months of this year, data shows.
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Il mondo in breve
La crisi in Catalogna, manifestazioni in Kenya, il Nobel per l’economia: cos’è successo nel mondo. Leggi
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Corpo'n, Bright Agree to Return Stranded Sugar
[Addis Fortune] 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 tonnes of sugar to Wenji Sugar Factory.
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Man sentenced to death for stealing laptop
A man has been sentenced to death in Kisumu County after he was found guilty of robbery with violence contrary to the law.
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Il mondo in breve
La crisi in Catalogna, manifestazioni in Kenya, il Nobel per l’economia: cos’è successo nel mondo. Leggi
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Auditor General Ouko wants limping Nakumatt out of NSSF building
Troubled retailer Nakumatt's woes could deepen further after it emerged it could be kicked out of another prime location in Nairobi's Central Business District.
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New twist in Sh100 million Mombasa land case
A man charged with illegally aiding the transfer of land worth Sh100 million has now been accused of practising law without an advocate's certificate.
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MOVIE REVIEW: The Oscar hopeful 'Kati Kati'
Kati Kati has been selected to represent Kenya for best foreign language films at the 90th Academy Awards
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More 'business communities' coming soon: Moses Kuria
Gatundu South lawmaker says Nairobi group to launch chapters in Nasa strongholds.
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LSK terms move by EACC to probe Registrar Nyaiyaki unconstitutional
The Law Society of Kenya has called the move by Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to probe Supreme Court Chief Registrar Esther Nyaiyaki unconstitutional.
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Four officers deployed to Nairobi trade fair fall sick
Officers complain of stomach ache, vomiting and diarrhoea.