Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Business News: Jack Ma invests in Kenya's Taxify
Chinese billionaire Jack Ma will make his first investment in Kenya through taxi firm, Didi Chuxing, in a partnership with Taxify.
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Business: MV Jambo, the new ferry, finally arrives at Mombasa port
The modern ferry can carry up to 1,350 passengers and 60 vehicles and can make up to 40 trips in a day.
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Business: Ken Tarus confirmed as Kenya Power chief executive
Dr Tarus took over the reins of the electricity retailer following the retirement of Ben Chumo after he attained the retirement age of 60.
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Business: Kenyan firms are upbeat on elections
Business sentiment has improved slightly as Kenya gears for next Tuesday's General Election, although the outlook remains largely gloomy.
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Business: Banks reject Kenya Airways' stake offer
Some banks opposed to the restructuring of Kenya Airways Thursday threw a spanner in the works, obtaining a court order to nullify resolutions endorsing the plan.
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Business: Jack Ma invests in Kenya's Taxify
Chinese billionaire Jack Ma will make his first investment in Kenya through taxi firm, Didi Chuxing, in a partnership with Taxify.
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Business News: Work on Sh5b Likoni cable car project begins in November
The 300,000 commuters using the Likoni channel in Mombasa daily may be treated to double relief following a government plan to commission two ferries worth Sh2.1 billion and implement the ambitious cable car project estimated to cost about Sh5 billion.
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Business: Work on Sh5b Likoni cable car project begins in November
The 300,000 commuters using the Likoni channel in Mombasa daily may be treated to double relief following a government plan to commission two ferries worth Sh2.1 billion and implement the ambitious cable car project estimated to cost about Sh5 billion.
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Business: TSC recruits more teachers
Kenya's Teachers Service Commission is recruiting some 1, 736 additional teachers to replace those who have exited the service.
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Business: Standard Gauge Railway frustrates customers ahead of polls
The new railway linking Nairobi to the port of Mombasa was supposed to be the crowning achievement of an infrastructure bonanza propelling President Uhuru Kenyatta to victory in Kenya's Aug. 8 polls
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Business: Mobile phones will not be switched off, says Wangusi
Mobile communication will remain uninterrupted on the polling day, the Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) has said.
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Business: Going gets tough for top-end stores in Kenya
The high-end retail sector is feeling the pinch of tough economic times, with fashion retailer Deacons being the latest to scale down its operations.
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Business News: Going gets tough for top-end stores in Kenya
The high-end retail sector is feeling the pinch of tough economic times, with fashion retailer Deacons being the latest to scale down its operations.
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Business: Nairobi city center no longer at ease as big firms relocate
Last week, I found myself reading a piece by Sam Sturgis, a writer with Rockefeller Foundation's Informal City Dialogues.
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Business News: Government freezes bank account of NGO associated with Raila's daughter
Empowerment Foundation Kenya is accused of irregularly receiving Sh530 million from an organisation alleged to orchestrate regime change globally
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Business News: Nyanza counties under fire for dismal performance in revenue collection
Homa Bay and Nyamira counties under performed in local revenue collection during the first nine months of 2016-2017 Financial Year (FY) despite automating their revenue collection.
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Business: Private sector activity slowdown for 3rd consecutive month
Kenya's private sector activity contracted for the third consecutive month in July, but at a slower pace, as firms took a cautious stance ahead of national elections next week, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Business News: Private sector activity slowdown for 3rd consecutive month
Kenya's private sector activity contracted for the third consecutive month in July, but at a slower pace, as firms took a cautious stance ahead of national elections next week, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Business News: Standard Gauge Railway frustrates customers ahead of polls
The new railway linking Nairobi to the port of Mombasa was supposed to be the crowning achievement of an infrastructure bonanza propelling President Uhuru Kenyatta to victory in Kenya's Aug. 8 polls
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Kenya: Low-income shoppers drive up sales of illegal cosmetics despite ban
Traders in Nairobi's River Road continue to sell illegal products a few months after a crackdown by Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs).
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Business: KCB beats odds to net Sh10.26b profit in six months
The Kenya Commercial Bank Group has weathered the storm in the banking sector to post a net profit of Sh10.26 billion in the first six months of this year.