Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Kenya: Isiolo Governor-elect Mohammed Kuti moves to reconcile residents
Dr Kuti has also said that together with his deputy Dr Abdi Ibrahim Issa, they will work with all elected leaders and losers to transform the economy and achieve sustainable growth.
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Kenya: Anne Waiguru's tray already full
Even as Kirinyaga Governor-elect Anne Waiguru waits to be sworn in, her in-tray is already full of expectations from the local business community. The traders have listed a number of priority areas which the new governor is expected to accomplish in the course of her tenure.
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Business: Kenya shilling to firm as banks sell dollars
The Kenya shilling will strengthen, helped by commercial banks selling off dollars, tight liquidity in money markets and political tensions easing after the opposition said it would challenge the August 8 presidential election results in court.
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Business: Raila Odinga's win could have confronted 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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Business: Key economic indicators blink red as Kenya shifts from polls
As the country got lost in the hubbub of the General Election, the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics released its Leading Economic Indicators for June 2017. And if the leading presidential candidates cared to look at the report, they would have realised that a number of indicators were actually blinking ...
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Business: Kenya Tourism Board to raise focus on wedding sites
Kenya is positioning itself as a premier wedding and honeymoon destination in efforts to diversify its tourism products.
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Business: Why Mombasa tastes Caribbean flavour
The Punta Cana Restaurant located in the upmarket Nyali area in Mombasa County promises to excite Coast taste buds.
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Kenya: Governor Mutua suspends all 437 finance officers
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Kenya: Keep off our business, governors tell Kiunjuri
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Business: Maize farmers stare at huge losses as cheap 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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Nairobi: It's now time to walk the talk, Nairobi residents tell new governor Sonko
Nairobi residents hope the new leadership at City Hall will translate into cheaper ways of doing business and enhanced service delivery to improve their standards of living.
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Business: IEBC yet to pay 360,000 poll officials
Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is yet to pay 360,000 staff in the August 2017 general elections.
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Business News: Co-operative Bank posts Sh9.3b pre-tax profit
Cooperative Bank of Kenya on Thursday announced Sh9.3 billion pre-tax profit for half year 2017 a drop compared to Sh10.4b recorded same period last year.
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Business: Co-operative Bank posts Sh9.3b pre-tax profit
Cooperative Bank of Kenya on Thursday announced Sh9.3 billion pre-tax profit for half year 2017 a drop compared to Sh10.4b recorded same period last year.
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Business: Protests expose Kisumu's inability to feed itself
The four-day violent protests that followed the declaration of the presidential election results brought Kisumu County almost to its knees economically and revealed the lakeside town's inability to feed itself.
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Business: Mombasa-Nairobi road journey to take 4 hours
The Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) is set to oversee the construction of a new high speed highway that will cost Sh230 billion.
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Business News: Mombasa-Nairobi road journey to take 4 hours
The Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) is set to oversee the construction of a new high speed highway that will cost Sh230 billion.
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Business: Home prices in Nairobi drop as China leads surge
Nairobi prime real estate recorded a drop in luxury property prices in the 12 months between June 2016 and June 2016, going down 2.4 per cent.
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Business: Why some Nairobi residents don't accommodate relatives
Space and cost continue being a big influence on where we live and the trend shows that in time, more might go the way of ‘coffin apartments' as is happening in Hong Kong.
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Business News: Uganda maize set to cut Kenya's 'unga' prices
Maize from neighbouring Uganda is flowing into the country, setting the stage for a reduction in grain prices.
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Business News: Contractor misses deadline for Mombasa-Nairobi pipeline
The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has pushed forward the commissioning of the new Mombasa-Nairobi pipeline after Lebanese contractor Zakhem International failed to deliver the project in July.