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 to import more sugar to tame high prices
The price of a two-kilogramme sugar packet is currently trading at Sh380 up from Sh290 in January this year
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Nakuru doctors demand pay, go on strike
Dr Davji Atellah says they will not resume duty until all their salary arrears are paid in full.
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Business: Employees give strike threat over April pay
County Government of Nakuru employees have threatened to go on strike to protest the delay of their April salaries.
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Business: Daughter spoke to tycoon before he died in his Mombasa bed, inquest told
The daughter of the late British tycoon Harry Roy Veevers on Thursday told an inquest that she spoke with him on telephone from the United Kingdom a few hours before he died in his bed in Mombasa.
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Business News: Tycoon TSS' estate in trouble as NBK demands Sh4 billion debt
A company associated with Mombasa tycoon Twahir Said Sheikh, who died earlier this year, has disputed a Sh4 billion debt demanded by the National Bank of Kenya (NBK).
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Business News: Kisumu port marooned by stubborn water hyacinth
Kisumu port is now inaccessible as water hyacinth continues to choke trade on Lake Victoria.
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Business News: Barclays assures investors on NSE gold stocks after Africa unit sale
Barclays Bank of Kenya (BBK) says the sale of the lender's Africa unit will not affect gold securities listed in the Kenyan market.
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Business: Barclays assures investors on NSE gold stocks after Africa unit sale
Barclays Bank of Kenya (BBK) says the sale of the lender's Africa unit will not affect gold securities listed in the Kenyan market.
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Business: Kisumu port marooned by stubborn water hyacinth
Kisumu port is now inaccessible as water hyacinth continues to choke trade on Lake Victoria.
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Business: Tycoon TSS' estate in trouble as NBK demands Sh4 billion debt
A company associated with Mombasa tycoon Twahir Said Sheikh, who died earlier this year, has disputed a Sh4 billion debt demanded by the National Bank of Kenya (NBK).
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Business News: Kenya Airways appoints Sebastian Mikosz as chief executive
Kenya Airways has appointed Polish national Sebastian Mikosz as its new chief executive officer.
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Business: Kenya Airways appoints Sebastian Mikosz as chief executive
Kenya Airways has appointed Polish national Sebastian Mikosz as its new chief executive officer.
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Crossed fingers as big names await their fate
Also awaiting to know his fate is former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Eric Mutua.
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Patients turned away as medics resume strike
In Nyeri County, all the nurses want to be promoted before they resume duty.
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Political cover demand low ahead of polls
Demand for political risk insurance by Kenya firms has remained subdued ahead of the August 8 general election.
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How a multi-pronged approach could defeat fall armyworm in Africa
Source: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Country: Benin, Brazil, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Togo, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, WorldTackling the pest and avoiding economic hardship for smallholders across Africa requires coordinated action, a massive awareness campaign, ...
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Exporting Energy - Exemplary Move to Socio-Economic Development
[Ethiopian Herald] Exporting electricity, for Ethiopia, is surely becoming a profitable business and helps to establish itself as a major power hub in Africa. Since 2014, the country has provide prime attention towards exporting electricity to neighbouring countries such as Djibouti, Kenya and Sudan. It is also establishing grid links ...
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Business News: Water hyacinth halts trade in Lake Victoria
More than 2,000 tonnes of fertilizer imported by Uganda is among cargo worth millions of shillings lying at the Kisumu port as water hyacinth chokes trade on Lake Victoria.
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Business: Water hyacinth halts trade in Lake Victoria
More than 2,000 tonnes of fertilizer imported by Uganda is among cargo worth millions of shillings lying at the Kisumu port as water hyacinth chokes trade on Lake Victoria.
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Business News: Kenya private sector activity stabilise in April
Activity in Kenya's private sector stabilised in April after a contraction in the previous month, as new orders for firms in the local market improved, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Business: Kenya private sector activity stabilise in April
Activity in Kenya's private sector stabilised in April after a contraction in the previous month, as new orders for firms in the local market improved, a survey showed on Thursday.