Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Kenya: Firms behind maize import
Grain brought in by Holbud, a United Kingdom company linked to Nairobi-businessman Naushad Merali.
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Business: Kenya ranked 15th most attractive investment destination in Africa
Kenya is the 15th most attractive economy for investments flowing into the African continent, according to a new report.
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Co-op, KPA trade victories in basketball leagues
Co-op see off champions Kenya Ports Authority 60-57.
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Kenya set to gain from China's infrastructure projects
The project is expected to enhance global economy.
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Business: Atlas Group suspended from Nairobi Securities Exchange
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business News: Atlas Group suspended from Nairobi Securities Exchange
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Kenya: New bill wants poachers fined Sh100m or imprisoned for life
Poachers risk long prison terms and enhanced fines if MPs pass into law a Bill proposing amendments to the Wildlife Conservation Management Act.
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Business News: Court bars hotel from advertising petition to wind up Mombasa rival
A Mombasa court has stopped advertisements relating to a dispute between two hotels over a lease agreement.
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Business: Court bars hotel from advertising petition to wind up Mombasa rival
A Mombasa court has stopped advertisements relating to a dispute between two hotels over a lease agreement.
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Business News: Atlas suspended from NSE
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business News: UK firm to invest Sh25b in bio-gas project
Britain's Equinox Energy Capital is close to concluding a $250 million (Sh25.79 billion) fundraising round to invest in a project in western Kenya to produce electricity from invasive lake weed water hyacinth, the Kenyan presidency said on Friday.
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Business: Atlas suspended from NSE
Atlas Group has finally been suspended from the Nairobi bourse after its failure to resolve listing troubles in London for almost seven months.
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Business: UK firm to invest Sh25b in bio-gas project
Britain's Equinox Energy Capital is close to concluding a $250 million (Sh25.79 billion) fundraising round to invest in a project in western Kenya to produce electricity from invasive lake weed water hyacinth, the Kenyan presidency said on Friday.
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Business: BBC puts $10m in studios to employ 200 staff
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is investing nearly $10m in modern multimedia production studios in Kenya, which will help create 250 new jobs, a senior editor has told President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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Kenya: CS Wakhungu issues warning to corrupt forest officers
Speaking during a pass out parade for 83 foresters and 60 band members at the Kenya Forest Service College in Londiani, Kericho County, Prof Wakhungu said the ministry does not condone corruption and officers found culpable will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
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Kenya: No brokers will be allowed near Kirinyaga law courts
Practising advocates in Kirinyaga County will now be required to deposit copies of their certified certificates at the area High Court to curb impostors.
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Business: Why the current food prices crisis is man made
The last time food prices spiked this dramatically in Kenya was nearly six years ago, in 2011. Drought, high global food and fuel prices, and a weakening shilling were blamed. This time round, only one factor is at play – yet prices continue to rise.
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Business: CA revokes licences of 17 courier firms
The Communications Authority of Kenya has revoked the licences of 17 courier firms for their failure to adhere to laid down conditions.
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Business: Kenya gets $1b syndicated loan from banks
Kenya borrowed $1 billion via a syndicated loan from commercial banks, $200 million more than anticipated.
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Business: Kenya's KCB shuts branches as hyperinflation bites
South Sudan's largest bank is shutting more branches as hyperinflation and a shortage of dollars eat into the group's profits, the managing director said, underscoring country's worsening financial woes amid a civil war.
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Business: Kenya Airways, tourism body ink partnership to boost visitor arrivals
Kenya Airways (KQ) and Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) have inked a partnership aiming to market the destination to attract more visitors especially from emerging and key source markets to Kenya.