Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Ecobank inks partnership deal with varsities to train women in leadership
Pan African banking Group Ecobank is targeting Kenya's businesswomen with advanced leadership skills.
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Players reject plan to merge tourism agencies
Stakeholders in the tourism sector have opposed plans to merge Kenya Tourism Board with other agencies under the new Promotion Kenya (PK) banner.
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Kenya reaps Sh10 billion after Ethiopia's ban from Agoa deal
Earnings from mostly apparel came on the back of Addis' exclusion from exclusive trade pact due to war in Tigray.
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Nyong'o applauded for Kisumu summit success
The just-concluded Ninth Africities Summit has showcased the resilience of Kisumu's economy.
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Kenya to import 540,000 tonnes of maize to avert looming shortage
Kenya opens a three-month window allowing licensed millers to import 540,000 tonnes of white maize to avert shortage; Treasury CS Yatani waives import duty.
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East Africa: GTC Stands Out at the East Africa Property Investment Summit 2022 in Nairobi
[Capital FM] The Global Trade Centre (GTC) was the centre of attraction at the East Africa Property Investment (EAPI) summit held in Nairobi on May 18-19, 2022.
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Why Housing Finance is selling head office
Mortgage financier HF Group wants to sell its head office building in Nairobi, convert some loans to equity and pursue defaulters in a bid to boost its capital levels.
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The big infrastructural projects revamping the coastal economy
Mombasa Port is the region's biggest handler of sea cargo, with two berths handling 1.5m twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) per year. This is expected to rise.
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Curtains fall on one of East Africa's oldest fast food restaurants
Against the backdrop of Kenya's independence in 1963, the late Sham Hubin opened a fast food joint in Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD).
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Firms lose bid to lock out foreigners from lucrative power tender
Local companies have lost a bid to lock out foreign firms from supplying Kenya Power with transformers and metres.
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Guests get discounts as airlines scramble for Africities summit
To cater to guests travelling between Nairobi and Kisumu, Kenya Airways has introduced discounts of up to 20 per cent on its Business and Economy Class on its flight services.
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AfCFTA To Play Significant Role In Improving Insurance Services – Smart
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) could play a significant role in improving insurance services through liberalisation and integration across African continent, says the president, African Insurance Organisation(AIO), Mr. Tope Smart. Speaking ahead of the upcoming 48th AIO conference in Kenya next month, Smart, who is also the group ...
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Electric vehicle manufacturers want tax cuts
Electric vehicle manufacturers are asking the government to introduce tax incentives aimed at easing the cost of owning and operating electric vehicles in Kenya.
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Nairobi court stops woman from disinheriting her daughter-in-law
Woman registered land in her name and took a loan using it as collateral. The land was bought by her son who had allowed his mum to stay on it as a caretaker.
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Legal hurdles await Treasury as food prices spiral out of control
The Law Society of Kenya has threatened to seek redress for some of the proposals in the Finance Bill, 2022 that if passed will see the cost of ugali and bread go up.
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Nairobi chaos chokes top businesses
"The hotel business is capital intensive and generating a healthy bottom line is not easy when the cost of doing business is high," said Mr Hersi on the possible reasons for the closures.
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Kenya: Middle Companies Left Out as Startups, Bigger Firms Reap Big From Investors
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Many middle companies are being forgotten as more investors channel their resources and nonfinancial support towards startups and successful companies, Yunus Social Business (YSB) has said.
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Kisumu eyes business deals as it readies for Africities conference
The Kisumu government has started decongesting the city ahead of the ninth Africities Summit set for May 17-21.
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DP Ruto pledges to revive economy after August 9 polls
Kenya Kwanza brigade led by Deputy President William Ruto has pledged to revive the economy if they win in the August 9 General Election.
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Uproar over Kisumu Governor Nyong'o's plan to relocate Kisumu Boys
An uproar has greeted Kisumu Governor Anyang Nyong'o's attempt to have Kisumu Boys relocated from the Central Business District.
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Drought slowed down growth of agricultural sector last year
Agriculture declined by 0.2 per cent last year, the only sector that did not record growth as Kenya's economy rebounded to grow at 7.5 per cent.