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: Son of head of security at Safaricom shoots himself in bizarre incident Nairobi
A teenager grabbed his father's gun and shot himself in the head after a domestic worker barred him from using a family car.
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Business: Flashy office spaces at pocket-friendly charges
Shared offices, commonly referred to as the “virtual offices”, are slowly catching up among start-ups and medium-size businesses in Kenya's major towns.
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More than 620,000 people displaced since November 2016 in Somalia
Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Country: SomaliaThe humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate. Major disease outbreaks are spreading, with nearly 32,000 cases of AWD/Cholera and 5,600 suspected cases of measles since the beginning of 2017. HIGHLIGHTS Over 620,000 people displaced since November 2016 Humanitarian situation continues to worsen Humanitarian partners scaleup response ...
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Kenya: Kenya's FDI Projects Declined 55pc to Sh116bn Last Year
[Capital FM] Nairobi -Kenya's 2016 Foreign Direct Investment projects declined by 55 per cent according to the just released Ernst and Young (EY) Africa attractiveness report 2017.
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Africa: Kenya Named Africa's Second-Most Attractive Investment Spot
[Nation] Consultancy EY has named Kenya as 2017's second-most attractive investment destination behind Morocco despite last year's poor performance where foreign direct investments (FDIs) dropped by 57.9 per cent.
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Business: Foreign exchange reserves hit record high last week - report
Central Bank of Kenya held $8.309 billion in foreign exchange reserves at the end of last week, a record high for a weekly close, the central bank data showed.
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Business: Equity Bank trains over 5,000 students on saving
In Kenya, the initiative is co-ordinated through the Kenya Bankers Association.
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Business: Capital flows into Kenya fall by 58pc
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and buying into Kenyan companies fell by more than half last year following turmoil in the United Kingdom after the Brexit vote.
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Why reforms at Mombasa Port are more urgent now than before
Vested interests have stifled its potential as gateway for trade between Kenya and the rest of the world.
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Kenya second most investor sought spot
EY has named Kenya as 2017’s second-most attractive investment destination behind Morocco despite last year’s poor performance where foreign direct investments (FDIs) dropped by 57.9 per cent.
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UBA bank ranked cheapest lender
UBA bank has been ranked the cheapest lender for Small and Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs) in the Kenya’s financial sector.
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Kenya: Free advice for jackpot winner
With that kind of money, first I would advise him to divide the money into passive and active investments.
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Business: I did not poison my dad, says tycoon's daughter
A daughter of a British tycoon who died in Kenya four years ago has accused her step brothers of fabricating theories that she conspired with her mother and sister to poison him to death.
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Sci & Tech: How NTSA plans to tame Mombasa Road accidents
National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in partnership with stakeholders has launched a technological system aimed at minimizing road accidents along the Northern Corridor.
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Business: How NTSA plans to tame Mombasa Road accidents
National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in partnership with stakeholders has launched a technological system aimed at minimizing road accidents along the Northern Corridor.
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Business News: Banks partner with card stakeholders to grow E-Commerce
The adoption of Chip and PIN technology is a step forward in mitigating fraud, according to a study by the Kenya Bankers Association, the banking industry umbrella body.
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Business: Banks partner with card stakeholders to grow E-Commerce
The adoption of Chip and PIN technology is a step forward in mitigating fraud, according to a study by the Kenya Bankers Association, the banking industry umbrella body.
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Business News: Kenya's foreign exchange reserves hit record high last week
Kenya's central bank held $8.309 billion in foreign exchange reserves at the end of last week, a record high for a weekly close, the central bank data showed.
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Business: Kenya's foreign exchange reserves hit record high last week
Kenya's central bank held $8.309 billion in foreign exchange reserves at the end of last week, a record high for a weekly close, the central bank data showed.
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Business: Raw deal for dairy farmers despite hike in milk prices
Nyeri County is among regions in the country supplying milk that is then processed and sold in shopping outlets.
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Business News: Indomie spearheads dietary change in kenya
For Cindy, Abbie, Marcus, and any other campus student you think of, the ultimate food for them is the readily available, delicious and affordable Indomie instant noodles.