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 Power to roll out Sh13b underground project in July
A new Sh13.2 billion underground power network aimed to improve the quality of electricity supply in Nairobi could be completed by the end of July.
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Kenya: President Uhuru, Raila clash over election plans
NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga claimed Jubilee's top leaders and the Dubai firm, Al Ghurair Printing and Publishing LLC, have had a long standing relationship, of over three years, and had at least two meetings to discuss the awarding of the tender.
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International partners pledge financial support for drought-hit Horn of Africa
Source: African Union, UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Country: Ethiopia, Kenya, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Africa, United States of AmericaHumanitarian response efforts in drought-hit Horn of Africa received a boost after International partners made financial pledges following a five-day visit to the region. (Nairobi, 13 June 2017): International ...
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Business News: Court temporarily reinstates Kenya Airports Authority board managing director
Court has temporarily reinstated the Managing director of Kenya Airport Authority Board Yatich Kangugo.
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Business: Court temporarily reinstates Kenya Airports Authority board managing director
Court has temporarily reinstated the Managing director of Kenya Airport Authority Board Yatich Kangugo.
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Business: Ecobank boss seeks balance in turbulent interest caps
He has just tasted a loss. But Humphrey Muturi, the executive director and head of commercial banking in Kenya and East African Community at Ecobank says it is not all gloom.
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Business: Bee keeping venture helps flower farm workers earn extra income
Flower farms in Kenya have been known for horrific stories of exploitation and modern slavery among their labour force.
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Business: Return of Telkom stirs up market competition
Last week Kenya's pioneer telecommunications service provider Telkom rebranded with launch graced by industry icons and a concert at a packed KICC headlined by Kenya's leading entertainers.
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Business: Building collapses in Nairobi, 15 missing
About 15 people are missing after a seven storey building collapsed in a residential area of the Kenyan capital Nairobi, rescue services said on Tuesday.
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Business: Kenya tops Africa in internet speeds
Kenya has won praise for having the fastest mobile Internet speeds in Africa.
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Business News: National Bank shares soar as KCB warms up for takeover
National Bank of Kenya (NBK) shares soared by nearly a tenth yesterday after KCB Group expressed interest in acquiring the struggling State-owned lender.
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Business: National Bank shares soar as KCB warms up for takeover
National Bank of Kenya (NBK) shares soared by nearly a tenth yesterday after KCB Group expressed interest in acquiring the struggling State-owned lender.
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Financial Standard: What Jubilee's pre-election goodies mean for your pocket
Just a day before the official launch of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), operators of the new rail service put the passenger fare from Mombasa to Nairobi for the Economy Class at Sh900.
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Business: What Jubilee's pre-election goodies mean for your pocket
Just a day before the official launch of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), operators of the new rail service put the passenger fare from Mombasa to Nairobi for the Economy Class at Sh900.
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Business: Why Kenyans are scrambling for a seat on new SGR trains
Politics of costs and corruption aside, every Kenyan should take a train ride to Mombasa and back on Madaraka Express.
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Business News: Governor Oparanya calls for privatisation of Mumias Sugar Company
He said the Government should release the shares to the county government or fully privatise the miller to save it from collapse. He said private millers in the county, West Kenya and Butali, were making profits yet Mumias was facing financial crisis.
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Sci & Tech: Did you know that Kenya exported telecoms equipment to US and Europe?
Before turning Orange and now to blue and yellow, Telkom Kenya was once part of a brand with a fabled history that saw Kenya export telecommunication equipment to the US and Europe.
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Business: Did you know that Kenya exported telecoms equipment to US and Europe?
Before turning Orange and now to blue and yellow, Telkom Kenya was once part of a brand with a fabled history that saw Kenya export telecommunication equipment to the US and Europe.
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Kenya: President Uhuru proposes 35 per cent tax on betting firms
He declined to assent to a proposal by the law makers to retain taxation at 15 per cent in the Finance Bill 2017. The National Assembly will consider the recommendation before the House goes on recess.
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Rift Valley: Tribunal deals blow to Kihika's bid for Senate
The tribunal ruled that she contravened the law by vying without first resigning as county assembly speaker.
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Fiba talks tough over wild card for Kenya
Africa body wants KBF’s assurance over availability of foreign based stars for tourney.