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: Maize flour price still high in Kakamega despite State subsidy
Maize flour prices are still high in major supermarkets in Kakamega town, a spot check by The Standard on Thursday reveals.
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Business News: Coffee pest outbreak threatens Kenya's yield
Severe thrips attack in Kirinyaga County and possible spread to other areas puts country's output in grave danger.
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Business: Views: Are Jubilee's trade deals binding on the next government?
There is nothing wrong with Kenya signing business deals with countries like China, Britain and USA so long as the deal is viable for the growth of the country's economy and to improve the lives of its citizens.
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Business News: Views: Are Jubilee's trade deals binding on the next government?
There is nothing wrong with Kenya signing business deals with countries like China, Britain and USA so long as the deal is viable for the growth of the country's economy and to improve the lives of its citizens.
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Kenya mulls specialty teas auction at Coast
Kenya plans to open up a specialty and orthodox tea auction in Mombasa in a move expected to make the country the pioneer purple tea sales host.
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Kenya: Narcotics worth Sh5 million destroyed at Malindi law courts
The drugs were still lying in the Malindi law courts store long after the cases of the people who had been charged with trafficking them had been heard and the files closed.
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Kenya: Turkana leaders call for passage of Petroleum Law
Two leaders have vowed not to allow the transportation of crude oil until the Petroleum (Exploration, Development and Production) Bill is enacted.
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Business: Kenyan picked for top African engineering award
Kenya's Kelvin Gacheru has been shortlisted for the Royal Academy of Engineering Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation set for Nairobi next week.
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Business News: Uhuru witnesses signing of Sh206b power deal between Kenya and China
The Government has entered into a Sh 206billion power deal with a Chinese firm to build and operate Lamu Power project.
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Business: Uhuru witnesses signing of Sh206b power deal between Kenya and China
The Government has entered into a Sh 206billion power deal with a Chinese firm to build and operate Lamu Power project.
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Business: Nairobi to host Google's Internet firm
CSquared, which has built metro fibre networks in Accra, Ghana, will be headquartered in Nairobi with similar metro networks in other towns and cities in the country and Africa.
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Business: Huawei boost to police
Police in Nakuru, Kisumu and Eldoret are set to be equipped with modern radio communication systems like their counterparts in Nairobi and Mombasa.
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Business: Royco reverts to Mchuzi Mix after rebranding nightmare
Unilever Kenya has reverted back to the old food seasoner, Royco Mchuzi Mix, a few months after rebranding into Royco Sundried Mchuzi Mix.
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Business Beat: Royco reverts to Mchuzi Mix after rebranding nightmare
Unilever Kenya has reverted back to the old food seasoner, Royco Mchuzi Mix, a few months after rebranding into Royco Sundried Mchuzi Mix.
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Business: Opening up Africa skies key to growing tourism, says CS Balala
Kenya can grow its tourism numbers if neglected source markets across Africa are revived and connected to direct flights.
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Business Beat: Opening up Africa skies key to growing tourism, says CS Balala
Kenya can grow its tourism numbers if neglected source markets across Africa are revived and connected to direct flights.
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Business: How agriculture neglect has led to food crisis
Since 2012, Kenya's expenditure has been like that of a household that buys sufurias, gas cooker, micro-wave and refrigerator but forgets the most essential thing: food.
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Business Beat: How agriculture neglect has led to food crisis
Since 2012, Kenya's expenditure has been like that of a household that buys sufurias, gas cooker, micro-wave and refrigerator but forgets the most essential thing: food.
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Business: Kenya's first major graft at independence was about maize
While the Government officials have put on a brave face, trying to resolve food crisis, Ministry of Agriculture bosses seem to be holding their breath as they watch the unfolding food crisis across the country.
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Business Beat: Why that tweet or post can earn or deny you loan
Margaret Wanjiku is vegetable and fruits seller in Nairobi. The mother of two wakes up at around 4am, fetches her phone and pulls up her M-Pesa.
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Business: Why that tweet or post can earn or deny you loan
Margaret Wanjiku is vegetable and fruits seller in Nairobi. The mother of two wakes up at around 4am, fetches her phone and pulls up her M-Pesa.