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: Kenya turns to China for SGR management after Kibwezi scare
Kenya has sought the services of 400 Chinese experts to be part of the daily operations of the Madaraka express, launched by President Uhuru Kenyatta in June.
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Business News: Kenya turns to China for SGR management after Kibwezi scare
Kenya has sought the services of 400 Chinese experts to be part of the daily operations of the Madaraka express, launched by President Uhuru Kenyatta in June.
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Business News: High Court suspends delivery of Mombasa's new ferries
The High Court in Mombasa has stopped the delivery of two new ferries worth Sh2 billion from Turkey due to a contract dispute between a firm and the Kenya Ferry Services (KFS).
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Business: Base Resources forecasts lower ilmenite output from Kenya in 2017/18
Australia's Base Resources expects its ilmenite output in Kenya to fall by 8-14 percent this financial year but does not foresee disruption in the run-up to next month's national election, it said on Thursday.
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Business News: Base Resources forecasts lower ilmenite output from Kenya in 2017/18
Australia's Base Resources expects its ilmenite output in Kenya to fall by 8-14 percent this financial year but does not foresee disruption in the run-up to next month's national election, it said on Thursday.
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Kenya: Murang'a MCAs caught in fake foreign travel deals return money
Members of Murang'a County Assembly accused of falsifying foreign travel allowance forms to the tune of Sh62.5 million have refunded the money.
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Rift Valley: Nakuru Senator summoned over night meetings as 5 people are arrested
Senator James Mungai has been accused of campaigning at night against the law.
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Kenya Red Cross steps up humanitarian cash relief as drought fails to relinquish grip
Source: International Federation of Red Cross And Red Crescent Societies, Kenya Red Cross Country: KenyaAn innovative, mobile phone-driven cash programme has helped prevent nearly 250,000 people from slipping into severe food insecurity in drought-ravaged Kenya.(This story is a KRCS-IFRC press release issued in Nairobi on Monday. A detailed scientific study of the Kenyan drought was ...
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Family planning saves lives and promotes resilience in humanitarian contexts
Source: CARE, International Rescue Committee, Save the Children, Women's Refugee Commission Country: Afghanistan, Australia, Burundi, Canada, Central African Republic, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Germany, Honduras, Iraq, Kenya, Lebanon, Myanmar, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United States of America, World, YemenThe ...
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Kenya: Two questioned over Governor Cornel Rasanga's office break-in
Police are interrogating two guards who were on duty when offices at the county headquarters were broken into on Saturday night.
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Kenya: Tension in prisons over dispute for promotion of warders
Anxiety has gripped the Kenya Prisons Service following a dispute on the promotion of warders.
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Kenya: Man to serve six months in jail for beating up mother-in-law
?A man will serve six months in jail if he does not pay a fine of Sh20,000 for beating up his mother-in-law.
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Kenya: Wealth, happiness, behind online trade in lizard penises
Buyers of the sex organs, according to reports, are mainly of Asian origin
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Business: Nakuru leaders defend Naivasha dry-port
Nakuru leaders have backed plans to construct a dry-port in Naivasha as an investment likely to improve Mombasa Port efficiency
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Business News: Nakuru leaders defend Naivasha dry-port
Nakuru leaders have backed plans to construct a dry-port in Naivasha as an investment likely to improve Mombasa Port efficiency
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Business: Kenyans move Sh1.1 trillion through mobile money in first quarter
A total of Sh1.1 trillion was moved through mobile money transfer services in the first quarter of this year, a new survey by the communications Authority of Kenya says.
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Business: The day Kenyans dug out cash to receive first bank
August 1965 marks one of the most peculiar incidents in Kenya's banking history. This is after Barclays Bank set foot in Lamu Island.
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Business: Miguna Miguna's unemployment statistics do not add up
During the recent Nairobi gubernatorial debate, the aspiring governors were asked about their plans to tackle unemployment.
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Business: What Barclays boss plans after exit of 100-year brand
The year is 2020. A Barclays Bank of Kenya (BBK) customer walks past Moi Avenue to Mama Ngina Street into the flagship Queensway Branch.
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Business News: Business unusual as campaigns invade city
Nairobi City is being swamped by an increasing tide of lawlessness as hawkers; boda bodas, matatus and garbage take over the streets ahead of polls.
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Financial Standard: Kenya's clout wanes as China and India fight for control of EAC trade
Long considered as East Africa's manufacturing hub, Nairobi is now left tugging on the shorter end of the stick in the scramble for larger Sh41 trillion East African market.