Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Factories shutdown likely in Kenya, says Kepsa
The Kenyan business community has cited that the super-heated political rhetoric and hardline positioning by politicians, threats of chaos and implied violence is hurting the economy.
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Uphill task in CBK bid to review law on interest rates
Analysts and consumer groups warn that move may return Kenya to the high charges regime
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Violent protests mark Nasa's quest for reforms
In Rift Valley and central Kenya counties, it was business as usual.
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Nairobi Business Community vows to counter NASA protests
A showdown is looming in the city as NASA supporters plan to continue with protests to eject electoral agency officials said to have bungled the last elections.
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Kenyans in the US protest against attempt to change electoral law
Kenyans in diaspora condemn the use of excessive force on University of Nairobi students by the police.
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Political uncertainty hurting Kenya’s business advantage
Findings by the World Economic Forum shows that Kenya is at position 91 in terms of competitiveness.
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Women still dying from unsafe abortions despite the law
Unsafe abortion is a major public health crisis in Kenya.
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Why ex-LSK boss wants Njoki Ndungu removed from Supreme Court
Nairobi based advocate and former Law Society of Kenya Chief Executive Officer Apollo Mboya has filed a petition seeking to remove Supreme Court Judge Njoki Sussana Ndungu from office.
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Weaker industry and agriculture slow Kenyan economy
Kenya's economy grew more slowly in the second quarter of this year compared with the same period in 2016 due to a weaker performance in agriculture, manufacturing and financial services, the statistics office said yesterday.
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Police must be held accountable for brutality at university
Several things are clearly wrong with how the police in Kenya control riots and restore law and order.
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Mystery of the dread-locked 'businessman'
Police deny online claims that one of their own turned up in a presser called by people claiming to be traders in Nairobi's central business district.
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Mystery of the dread-locked 'businessman'
Police deny online claims that one of their own turned up in a presser called by people claiming to be traders in Nairobi's central business district.
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Kenya takes fight for EPA deal to Europe
Trade pact would guarantee EAC traders duty and quota-free access to the European market
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Wangusi wants Raila to stop attacking Safaricom in public
Communications Authority of Kenya wants National Super Alliance (Nasa) leadership to report claims on Safaricom to law enforcement agencies.
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Marketing society opens doors to brand recognition
Marketing professionals have two weeks to submit applications for the annual Marketing Society of Kenya (MSK) competition.
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Insurer Aon Kenya unveils policy to protect firms against cybercrime
Policy covers physical property damage, business interruption or supply disruption from cyber-attacks.
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Work on new law courts in Mombasa set to start
The four-storey building, to be named Justice Tower, will house all divisions of the High Court.
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Thousands of online forex traders face CMA crackdown
Kenya’s online currency traders are now required to obtain a licence from the Capital Markets Authority, (CMA) to continue in the business.
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University of Nairobi lecturer in Sh3,100 bribery to face law
University of Nairobi don allegedly sought cash to let student resit examination.
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Foreign teams gear up for East African Classic Rally
Tuthill Porsche cars are expected in Kenya by end of next month.
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US forum sees progress for Kenya's democracy, economy
Independent Judiciary, willingness to go to court, devolution and decrease in electoral violence cited as key milestones.