Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Why Kenyans' love for quick riches is overshadowing normal investments
It's Thursday morning in Nairobi, and sun rays are beginning to clothe the city's skyline.
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Ukraine angles for yellow maize export to Kenya
Ukraine is angling to export maize to Kenya after the government allowed in more duty-free yellow maize for cattle feed manufacturing.
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Be humble, confirm it yet again in 60 days- MPs tell Uhuru
Some of the legislatures have also condemned President Uhuru Kenyatta's remarks against Supreme Court moments after Law Society of Kenya and Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association expressed their concern on President Uhuru's recent utterances.
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Now, in Kenya, not even a President is above the law
Nobody expected the Supreme Court to declare the elections null and void, for four reasons
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Kenya media hail ‘bombshell’ court ruling to annul vote
Kenya’s press on Saturday praised the Supreme Court decision to annul last month’s presidential poll as a hard-fought victory for the rule of law, and sign of a maturing democracy. Pointing to widespread irregularities in the electronic transmission of vote results, Chief Justice David Maraga declared President Uhuru Kenyatta’s victory ...
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How court clerk took Sh15,000 to file case
A man narrated to a magistrate how a clerk at Kisumu Law Courts demanded Sh15,000 to help him file a succession case, a Kakamega court was told.
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Health & Care
Kenya: sarà Made in Italy il nuovo polo d'eccellenza delle scienze biomediche
Politecnica, importante società di progettazione italiana, ha recentemente siglato un nuovo progetto che prevede la realizzazione dell’East African Kidney Institute Centre of Excellence (EAKI) a Nairobi, ovvero quello che dovrebbe essere il nuovo centro di riferimento nefrologico ed urologico del continente africano. Il progetto verrà implementato in collaborazione con il governo ...
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Tea farmers to get bounty in this year's bonus payments
Tea farmers in Mount Kenya region are a happy lot after the crop's marketing agency announced that it would pay more that Sh50 per kilo in bonuses.
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It’s back to local business for top Kenya amateurs
Top players among those drawn for Karen Challenge Trophy
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Standard gauge railway stretch between Naivasha and Kisumu to cost Sh380 billion
Five counties on the Naivasha-Kisumu standard gauge railway route will benefit from improved trade and tourism opportunities once the project is completed, according to a Kenya Railways working document.
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Nairobi County finance chiefs arrested over Sh7 million in drawer
Nairobi County Chief Finance Officer Luke Gatimu and six other senior officers were Tuesday evening arrested over abuse of office claims in a probe launched by the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI).
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Nairobi finance staff charged after Sonko complaint
Investigating officers ask court to detain suspects for five more days.
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New varieties of rice to be introduced to farmers soon
Kenya is looking at introducing 15 high-yielding, locally developed rice varieties that, once commercialised, could drastically reduce the country’s import requirements.
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Kenya: Foreign Investor Returns in Major Rise at Nairobi Bourse
[Nation] Kenya's stock market has become increasingly profitable for foreign investors, with the annualised dollar-adjusted return on the 15 largest companies rising to 29.5 per cent from 7.1 per cent three months ago.
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Ordinary Kenyans not initially targeted in Sh4m plastic bag penalty
Kenya's law which sets a record Sh4 million or four-year jail term for those who violate the plastic bag ban passes as one of the toughest punishment globally.
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Kenya imposes tough law on plastic bags
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags will risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000 from Aug. 28, as the world’s toughest law aimed at reducing plastic pollution came into effect.
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Kenya imposes world's toughest law against plastic bags
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags will risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000 from today, as the world's toughest law aimed at reducing plastic pollution came into effect. The East African nation joins more than 40 other countries that have banned, partly banned or ...
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Foreign investor returns in major rise at Nairobi bourse
Share prices at the stock exchange have gone up in recent weeks
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Kenya leads push for new World Trade Organisation members
Kenya is leading the push for more countries in the region to join the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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In plastics ban, cash door opens for youth groups
Kenya is set to roll out a number of incentives to encourage investors to venture into alternative packaging materials.
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Kenya gets seat at tea trade high table in London
A quiet yet significant event for members of the world's tea trade takes place every year at London's Savoy Hotel.