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: Kenya Power may report Stima Loan defaulters
Kenya Power is considering listing defaulters of its Stima Loan project with Credit Reference Bureaus (CRBs).
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Business: Kenya Power may report Stima Loan defaulters
Kenya Power is considering listing defaulters of its Stima Loan project with Credit Reference Bureaus (CRBs).
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Business: Kenya Airways edges closer to turnaround
Kenya Airways is about to conclude its capital restructuring, its chairman said Wednesday, edging closer to putting past financial woes behind it, the carrier's chairman said.
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Careers: The unseen billions: When business is a broker's paradise but trader's nightmare
There was a time when Alice Juma bought all her clothes from Nairobi's Gikomba Market, East Africa's largest marketplace for second-hand clothes.
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Business: The unseen billions: When business is a broker's paradise but trader's nightmare
There was a time when Alice Juma bought all her clothes from Nairobi's Gikomba Market, East Africa's largest marketplace for second-hand clothes.
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Business: The gelato business my father inspired
She grew up in Kenya, did her undergraduate studies in Environmental Science and Mathematics Statistics in Australia, her master's degree in London and an apprenticeship in Italy.
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Careers: The gelato business my father inspired
She grew up in Kenya, did her undergraduate studies in Environmental Science and Mathematics Statistics in Australia, her master's degree in London and an apprenticeship in Italy.
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Kenya: President Uhuru signs Movable Property Security Rights Bill into law
President Uhuru Kenyatta Wednesday signed into law the Movable Property Security Rights Bill 2017, which enhances the ability to access credit using movable assets.
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How Kenya can manage increasing dengue fever cases
Source: The Conversation Country: KenyaKenyan media reports 153 people have been affected. The best options against dengue are environmental sanitation to prevent mosquito breeding habitats, fumigating houses and prompt medical attention and referral. Andrew Githeko, Chief Research Officer, Kenya Medical Research Institute A public health alert for 150 dengue fever cases has been ...
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East Africa: Why Businesses Are Not Taking Political Risk Cover As Kenya, Rwanda Vote
[East African] As Kenya and Rwanda go to the polls in August, there is an air of optimism among investors in the region that the elections will be largely peaceful, with very few taking up political risk and violence insurance covers.
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Business: KPC compensates Kibwezi oil spill victims
Residents of Thange Valley in Kibwezi East Constituency have begun receiving compensation from the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) for a 2015 oil leak on its aging 39-year-old pipeline.
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Business: Banks shift head offices outside town to trim uneconomical space
Ecobank, Kenya Commercial Bank and Jamii Bora are at different levels of evacuating their core staffers from Nairobi's Central Business District to the Upper Hill area that also affords them easier access to corporate clients.
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Business: Equity Bank scoops 19 prizes at banking awards
Equity Bank has once again emerged as Kenya's top bank at the Think Business Banking Awards 2017, taking home 19 awards out of the 24 entries it had submitted.
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Business: Mombasa tea auction raises Sh15 million for charity
Tea traders at the Mombasa auction raised a record Sh5.7 million in 15 minutes during a charity auction whose proceeds will be donated to children's homes.
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Smart Harvest: Sex for fish: Women's reluctant trade on Kenya's Lake Victoria shore
At midday in Abimbo village on the Kenyan shore of Lake Victoria, 32-year-old Rachel Atieno is busy spreading out her silver cyprinid fish to dry in the sun.
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Business: Sex for fish: Women's reluctant trade on Kenya's Lake Victoria shore
At midday in Abimbo village on the Kenyan shore of Lake Victoria, 32-year-old Rachel Atieno is busy spreading out her silver cyprinid fish to dry in the sun.
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Business News: Why Kenyans are prone to electrical accidents
More Kenyans are prone to electrical accidents due to localised faults. According to a report by the Kenya Power, six fatal accidents are reported every month.
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Business: Why Kenyans are prone to electrical accidents
More Kenyans are prone to electrical accidents due to localised faults. According to a report by the Kenya Power, six fatal accidents are reported every month.
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Business Beat: Race for the bottom as brands embrace ‘kadogo' economy
Kenya is experiencing a race for the bottom as brands discover the lucrativeness of the mass market.
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Business: Race for the bottom as brands embrace ‘kadogo' economy
Kenya is experiencing a race for the bottom as brands discover the lucrativeness of the mass market.
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Business Beat: How high population scuttled the 1966 development plan
In June 1964, just a year after independence, Kenya's economists settled on a six-year development plan that was expected to grow the economy at a faster rate.