Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Motorists to wait longer for cheaper parking fee
For the change to be implemented, members of the Nairobi County Assembly must alter the County Finance Bill.
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Kenya finally ends trade spat with Dar
Government officials confirm the two countries have lifted import bans after intervention by the heads of State.
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Motorists to wait longer for cheaper parking fee
For the change to be implemented, members of the Nairobi County Assembly must alter the County Finance Bill.
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S&P says increasing debt largest threat to the Kenyan economy
Piling public debt poses the largest risk to Kenya’s economy in the medium term, an analyst at credit ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has said.
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Kenya lifts poultry ban for 3 large Ugandan export firms
Three firms allowed to bring in chickens under tight safety demands.
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NLC stops eviction of squatters in Mombasa
Land owner accused of using law enforcers to kick out 2,108 people from her land in Bamburi, Mombasa.
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Elgon Kenya pens distribution deal with Dutch manufacturer
Agro input company Elgon Kenya's newly launched animal health department has entered into a strategic partnership with Netherlands based Interchemie Werken De Adelaar, a global powerhouse in animal health.
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Sonko puts city cartels on notice, outlines agenda for Nairobi
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Monday promised to deal with cartels that have denied the city revenue to finance most of its operations.
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Business: KDF advertises jobs for B grade form 4 leavers
The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has advertised general service officers (Cadets) and specialist officers jobs taking place this month and part of September.
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Business: Farmers stare at huge losses as cheap maize imports flood market
Farmers are staring at a possible lack of market for their maize as the harvesting season approaches in the Rift Valley food belt due to a surplus of the grain caused by the government subsidy.
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Business News: Nairobi makes it to top cities to work
Nairobi has made it to the list of the best startup cities for employees to work, according to a Nestpick survey.
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Business: Nairobi makes it to top cities to work
Nairobi has made it to the list of the best startup cities for employees to work, according to a Nestpick survey.
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Business: Sonko puts city cartels on notice, outlines agenda for Nairobi
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Monday promised to deal with cartels that have denied the city revenue to finance most of its operations.
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Business News: Sonko puts city cartels on notice, outlines agenda for Nairobi
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Monday promised to deal with cartels that have denied the city revenue to finance most of its operations.
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Business News: Nairobi residents yet to heed plastics ban directive a week to the deadline
Kenyans are yet to comply with the plastics ban imposed by the government with less than a week to the August 28 deadline.
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Business: Nairobi residents yet to heed plastics ban directive a week to the deadline
Kenyans are yet to comply with the plastics ban imposed by the government with less than a week to the August 28 deadline.
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Business: Kenyans voted out 25 of 47 county governors
As disputes raged over the presidential results from Kenya's election last week, a little-noticed democratic revolution blossomed in the layer of government directly underneath.
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Kenya: Tragic! See what was left of Christabel Ouko's car
Christabel, 76 years, was the widow of the late Dr Robert Ouko. He was a former Foreign Affairs Minister in former President Daniel Arap Moi's government.
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Business: Power line upgrades transmission lines from Athi River to Nairobi
A power transmission firm has pumped in Sh10 billion in the upgrading of transmission lines from Athi River to Nairobi.
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Business: How Raila Odinga's victory could have checked excesses of capitalism
The greatest fear over Raila victory was economic. There was a morbid fear that his regime would dismantle the economic systems that have been gelling in the last 122 years, since 1895 when Kenya became a British protectorate.
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Imports split sugar farmers as gates open
Sugarcane farmers from western Kenya have opposed a plan to have local millers import and re-brand the sweetener for sale to customers.