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: Chief's office, business premises torched
Unknown people have burnt down an assistant chief's office and business premises at Homa Bay market.
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Business: Dollars in Kenya dip to five-month low
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Business News: Dollars in Kenya dip to five-month low
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Kenya: Chief's office and business premises burnt in protests
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Kenya: State House: Police will not spare violent protestors
State House has said police will do everything within their powers to restore law and order disrupted by post-election protests.
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Raila calls strike as uneasy calm returns
Nyong’o urges Kisumu residents to go back to business as State House speaks out on protests.
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Kisumu governor-elect urges residents to resume business
Kisumu governor-elect says, "the boat of democracy is not sinking, it is afloat and the captains of democracy are there".
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Business: We turned our love for chocolate into a brand
For decades, the chocolate industry in Kenya has been dominated by international brands.
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Business News: Wildebeest migration and SGR boost tourism
The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has reported an increase in tourist arrivals with key attractions being the wildebeest migration at Masai Mara and the Madaraka Express passenger train between Mombasa and Nairobi.
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Business News: Ngong Road expansion key to solving city traffic challenges
As construction of the first phase of Ngong Road nears completion, Kenya will have registered a milestone as it seeks to renew and modernise the urban road network.
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Business: Ngong Road expansion key to solving city traffic challenges
As construction of the first phase of Ngong Road nears completion, Kenya will have registered a milestone as it seeks to renew and modernise the urban road network.
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Business: Wildebeest migration and SGR boost tourism
The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has reported an increase in tourist arrivals with key attractions being the wildebeest migration at Masai Mara and the Madaraka Express passenger train between Mombasa and Nairobi.
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Business: Investors too busy cheering Kenyatta to fret about vote spat
Euphoria over a President Uhuru Kenyatta win boosted Kenya's stocks by the most in Africa and sent Kenya's dollar bonds higher.
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Business News: Investors too busy cheering Kenyatta to fret about vote spat
Euphoria over a President Uhuru Kenyatta win boosted Kenya's stocks by the most in Africa and sent Kenya's dollar bonds higher.
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Business News: Kenya Airways pleads for State protection
National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) wants the Government to slow down licensing of new airlines to fly into Nairobi, arguing that they are eating into its market share and could threaten its survival.
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Business: Kenya Airways pleads for State protection
National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) wants the Government to slow down licensing of new airlines to fly into Nairobi, arguing that they are eating into its market share and could threaten its survival.
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Kenya: GITHERI MAN: Photo of lanky man eating out of plastic bag becomes instant hit online
A city cleaner is the newest toast in town. But the man has made a name from winning a big bet - as has been the craze lately - but for simply turning up to exercise his civic duty.
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Business News: Kenya Airways pleads for State protection over new competition
National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) wants the Government to slow down licensing of new airlines to fly into Nairobi, arguing that they are eating into its market share and could threaten its survival.
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Business: Kenya Airways pleads for State protection over new competition
National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) wants the Government to slow down licensing of new airlines to fly into Nairobi, arguing that they are eating into its market share and could threaten its survival.
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Worsening humanitarian situation in Somalia due to drought
Source: UN Children's Fund Country: Kenya, SomaliaThe projected number of children who are, or will be, acutely malnourished has increased by 50 per cent since the beginning of the year to 1.4 million. The drought is also uprooting people, with 766,000 displaced since November 2016. Highlights Since January 2017, UNICEF and partners ...
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Business: Developers want to build towering houses in Karen
It is one of the most sought-after locations in Kenya. Karen, comprising 56 square kilometres of lush property south west of Nairobi's city centre, is one of the city's oldest urban residential areas.