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: Capital markets yet to receive notice of National Bank takeover plan
Kenya's capital markets regulator said on Tuesday that it had not received any notification about a proposed acquisition by KCB Group of a stake in National Bank of Kenya.
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Business: Capital markets yet to receive notice of National Bank takeover plan
Kenya's capital markets regulator said on Tuesday that it had not received any notification about a proposed acquisition by KCB Group of a stake in National Bank of Kenya.
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Business: Why hackers can remotely lock you out of your privacy
Dr Bright Mawudor, Head of Information Security and Risk at Cellullant steps on stage at a cyber-security summit in Nairobi and for the next 20 minutes, pensive silence reigns over the room full of tech executives and administrators listening to his presentation.
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Business: M-Pesa founder who lights up villages across Africa with cheaper solar power
It is on the lips of almost every Kenyan who owns a mobile phone and there is a consensus that M-Pesa has reshaped Kenya's financial sector.
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Sci & Tech: The man who shaped Kenya's internet landscape
When the chronicles of Kenyan business trailblazers will finally be written, one name that must surely appear — even if just as a footnote — is Ayisi Makatiani.
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Business: The man who shaped Kenya's internet landscape
When the chronicles of Kenyan business trailblazers will finally be written, one name that must surely appear — even if just as a footnote — is Ayisi Makatiani.
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Business: Standards body allays fears of plastic rice in Kenya
Kenya National Bureau of Standards (Kebs) has denied the existence of plastic rice in the Kenyan market as depicted in a social media video that has since gone viral.
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Business: Imperial Bank receivership extended again
Imperial Bank of Kenya shareholders and the industry regulator have another 90 days to try and resuscitate the ailing lender that has been under receivership for the past 20 months.
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Business: Kenya defends business reforms record
The Government is struggling to keep up with the World Bank's requirements as it seeks to climb the ladder in this year's Ease of Doing Business Report.
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Business News: Kenya to pay Sh20 for each ballot paper, others paid Sh10
Available evidence indicates the taxpayer is also paying more for currency notes.
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Business News: Two days of traffic mess in Nairobi next week
Nairobi is expected to face major traffic snarl-ups from 6.00pm on Saturday June 24 to 25 following closure of some roads to allow for the offloading of transformers and cable wire among other apparatuses that will be used to upgrade Cathedral Kenya Power Station along Uhuru highway.
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Business News: Man killed by speeding train
A 34-year-old man was killed by a speeding train as he crossed a railway line in Nairobi's Dagoretti. The victim was crossing as the commuter train was approaching when he was crushed.
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Careers: Trade association donates to MCEDO Beijing School in Mathare
Kenya China Economic Trade Association presenting dummy cheque to MCEDO Beijing School in Mathare on Thursday, 15th June.
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Trade disputes worth Sh8bn handled through mediation
Trade disputes worth Sh8.4 billion have been referred for mediation at Nairobi’s Milimani Law Courts in the past month.
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Le tourisme en Afrique freiné par la question des visas
Dans la dernière édition de l’Africa Tourism Monitor consacrée au «Tourisme durable par le biais de l’innovation, de l’entrepreneuriat et de la technologie», un rapport publié la semaine dernière par la Banque africaine de développement (BAD), les experts ont mis l’accent sur l’urgence d’une mise en œuvre de politiques à ...
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Business: Siphoning link in Kisumu pipeline leak
Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has attributed a fuel leak on its Nakuru-Kisumu line at Koru in Muhoroni constituency to an illegal connection by an oil marketer.
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Kenya's tax incentives need an overhaul
The government should publish an annual overview of the costs of tax incentives as part of the annual budget.
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Business News: Firms scramble to adapt businesses to SGR disruption
Transport operators on the Nairobi-Mombasa route are scrambling to change their business models to adapt to the disruption brought by the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
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Business: Firms scramble to adapt businesses to SGR disruption
Transport operators on the Nairobi-Mombasa route are scrambling to change their business models to adapt to the disruption brought by the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
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Madaraka Express will not succeed where KR failed if the law is applied selectively
Needless to say, when Kenya Railways died, livelihoods were lost across the land.
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Kenya: South African denies meeting Raila over ballot printing tender
Jubilee leaders have accused Sachs and his local partner of meeting Raila and promising him Sh1 billion to help them win the deal.