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's current account deficit widens to 5.8 pct in February
Kenya's current account deficit widened to 5.8 percent of GDP in the year to February from 5.5 percent the same time a year earlier, the finance ministry said.
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Kenya: KANU to start marketing Gideon in Nyanza
Kanu officials in Nyanza have begun preparations for a strong come back in the race for President in 2022.
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Business News: House throws out report on Kamlesh Pattni shops
Parliament has said no to a report recommending that former Transport Cabinet Secretary Michael Kamau be held responsible for exposing the country to a loss of Sh17 billion through his handling of the controversial Kenya Duty Free shops case.
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Business: House throws out report on Kamlesh Pattni shops
Parliament has said no to a report recommending that former Transport Cabinet Secretary Michael Kamau be held responsible for exposing the country to a loss of Sh17 billion through his handling of the controversial Kenya Duty Free shops case.
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Business: This is what makes these firms rank top employers
The British American Tobacco Company (BAT) was crowned the overall Employer of the Year at a ceremony held in Nairobi last Friday. At position two was Centum Investment Company Ltd, with the University of Nairobi coming in third.
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Business News: Nairobi earns Sh200,000 daily from clamping cars
Parking revenue in Nairobi County has gone up by an average of Sh200,000 a day after clamping of fee defaulters was reintroduced last week.
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Business: Nairobi earns Sh200,000 daily from clamping cars
Parking revenue in Nairobi County has gone up by an average of Sh200,000 a day after clamping of fee defaulters was reintroduced last week.
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Business News: High costs hinder mining Sh170 billion gold in Western
A UK firm undertaking exploration in western Kenya hopes to make more gold discoveries before it can start mining.
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Business: High costs hinder mining Sh170 billion gold in Western
A UK firm undertaking exploration in western Kenya hopes to make more gold discoveries before it can start mining.
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Nyanza: Man found guilty of killing sister-in-law over ‘advice'
He murdered the woman for asking him not to carry his phone as he could lose it to thugs.
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Kenya an ambassador for Africa and partner to powerful nations
My message is clear – Kenya is open for business, and friendship, for the benefit of all.
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Woo young ‘agripreneurs’ for a food secure country
The multi-billion-dollar agricultural sector is the backbone of Kenya’s economy.
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US polls fever cuts apparels export 2pc
Uncertainty around the US general election likely cut Kenya apparel exports by 2.3 per cent to stand at Sh34.4 billion in 2016 from Sh35.2 billion in 2015.
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Business News: Mystery surrounds whereabouts of Sh182m at State lab
Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of Sh182.8 million at a State laboratory that Kenya's health sector relies on to test quality of medicines and medical products.
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Business: Mystery surrounds whereabouts of Sh182m at State lab
Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of Sh182.8 million at a State laboratory that Kenya's health sector relies on to test quality of medicines and medical products.
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Business: Kenya Airways' posts Sh10.2billion full year loss from Sh26.1b in 2015
Kenya Airways pretax loss shrank 60.9 percent in the year to end-March to 10.2 billion shillings ($98.84 million), the company said on Thursday.
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Business News: Kenya Airways' posts Sh10.2billion full year loss from Sh26.1b in 2015
Kenya Airways pretax loss shrank 60.9 percent in the year to end-March to 10.2 billion shillings ($98.84 million), the company said on Thursday.
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Business: Nairobi among Africa's top economic hubs
Nairobi has been ranked position ten among the top 20 African cities in terms of economic activity, consumer size and connectivity.
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Business: KeMu lays off over 150 lecturers, close satellite campuses
The future of 150 Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) lecturers hangs in the balance after the institution served them with letters of termination.
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Business: Nairobi is reaching for new heights with The Pinnacle
The Pinnacle, coming up at the junction of Upper Hill Road and Haile Selassie Avenue at a cost of Sh20 billion, is sure to change the city's landscape.
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Business: Kenya pays three times for SA maize enriching wealthy importers
Kenya is paying nearly three times the current price of maize in South Africa, pointing to huge margins for traders but huge costs to the taxpayer.