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: KTDA and IFC scale up farmers' financial literacy drive
KTDA scales up farmers' financial literacy drive. Kenya Tea Development Agency Management Service has stepped up its three-year financial literacy programme for smallholder tea farmers.
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Business News: Mixed fortunes for Kenya as it readies for first oil export
Oil prices continue to take a beating in the international market even as Kenya readies to export its first batch of crude oil later this month.
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Business: KTDA and IFC scale up farmers' financial literacy drive
KTDA scales up farmers' financial literacy drive. Kenya Tea Development Agency Management Service has stepped up its three-year financial literacy programme for smallholder tea farmers.
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Attractivité économique : L’Algérie améliore son score
L’Algérie, confrontée depuis 2014 à une crise financière, occupe le 15e rang africain en matière d’attractivité pour les investisseurs, selon l’édition 2017 de l’Indice d’attractivité de l’Afrique publiée mercredi dernier par le cabinet britannique d’audit financier Ernst & Young, l’un des leaders mondiaux de l’audit. En 2016, le pays occupait ...
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Business News: Number of rooms in Kenya double as more hotels check in
17 hotels have confirmed plans to set up in Nairobi between 2017 and 2020, and would add another 2,000 rooms in the market.
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Business: Number of rooms in Kenya double as more hotels check in
17 hotels have confirmed plans to set up in Nairobi between 2017 and 2020, and would add another 2,000 rooms in the market.
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Business: Cyber bullying, the new silent killer in the country targeting women
A report by World Wide Web Foundation is warning of a worsening online bullying of women in Kenya.
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Do conferences have tangible benefits for ordinary people
Nairobi hosted meetings on law and women’s rights.
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Business: 20 coast hotels shut operations due to low season
The low tourism season in Kenya would usually kick in after April and last until around the first week of August. Jobs are lost as hoteliers and tour companies cut costs.
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Business: SGR success will ride on developing other facilities
Kenya is gearing for the commissioning of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) at the end of this month. However, it is important to understand that its economic benefits will be fully realised only if we put the necessary supporting infrastructure and policies in place.
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Business: Companies get Sh1.5b contract to transport Turkana oil
Three firms have been awarded contracts with a combined value of Sh1.5 billion to transport crude oil from Turkana to Mombasa for the early oil pilot scheme.
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Business: Mumias is to blame for sugar shortage in the country
Kenya plans to import 40,000 tonnes in the next three weeks, and another 60,000 tonnes in the next two months.
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Business: Delaying derivatives market could lead low investor interest
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) risks low investor interest in the proposed derivatives market as delays hamper approval of a maiden issue.
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Business: Sanlam eases fears over election
Financial services firm Sanlam Kenya has shrugged off fears that the August General Election may impact negatively on its business.
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Business: Companies get Sh1.5b contract to move Turkana oil
Three firms have been awarded contracts with a combined value of Sh1.5 billion to transport crude oil from Turkana to Mombasa for the early oil pilot scheme.
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Business: Kenyan house developers forced to lower their asking prices
Kenya's real estate market is showing signs of cooling down after years of record growth as jitters over the August 8 General Election and the interest rate cap introduced last year eat into investors' earnings.
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Kenya: DPP delays MP Cecily Mbarire's prosecution
The two had been summoned to answer charges of preventing Embu West OCPD Francis Sang from performing his duty of producing county Jubilee returning officer Kenneth Kamenchu to announce the poll results.
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Business: State blames Mumias for sugar shortage
Kenya plans to import 40,000 tonnes in the next three weeks, and another 60,000 tonnes in the next two months.
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Business: Former Airtel MD appointed Liquid Telkom Kenya CEO
Former Airtel Kenya Managing Director has found a new job at Liquid Telkom Kenya. Adil Youssefi is now the new chief executive officer of Liquid Telkom Kenya, the Internet Service Provider linked to Zimbabwean millionaire Strive Masiyiwa.
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Smart money moves by Kenya’s top business magnates
Entrepreneurship and money are like a game of chess, providing both traps and opportunities.
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MY STORY: Beautiful beginnings
Mukuhi Karimi, 29, worked her way out of poverty and joblessness to start Blessings Beauty College in Kangemi and Kawangware, Nairobi, where she helps other women find business footing.