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: How Kenyans rob foreign tourists in the name of love: Tales of sly locals who dupe mzungu
"Jambo? Karibu Kenya hakuna matata" many assume that we are all nice, friendly people, only to discover that some are expert cons when it is too late
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Kenya: Don't blame the other woman in your man's life, she could be doing you a favour
Stop condemning and demonising her and look at what you and your partner can do to repair the relationship, if it can still be salvaged
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Kenya: Woman in Kericho confronts daughter-in-law for 'poor cooking skills'
she is alleged to have joined political campaign trail, drumming up support for a female aspirant in the area.
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Kenya: Missing bigger picture: Kenya's greatest export and how we underrate their acts of patriotism
It was a simple picture of Prince Harry, posing with the elite men and women winners of the marathon, Daniel Wanjiru and Mary Keitany
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Marketing county offerings key to tripling tourism earnings
While the 2017 Economic Review showed Kenya earned Sh100 billion from 1.3 million in 2016, the nation must stop relying on wildlife and beach-goers to power its tourism sector.
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Kenya eyes Blue economy to net more from fishing
Cs urges the technocrats and stakeholders to deliberate on the mechanisms of safeguarding the border posts by eliminating porous entry that compromise the environment to trade and conduct their business.
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Armed groups targeting civilians in Central African Republic
Source: Human Rights Watch Country: Central African RepublicApparent reprisal killings over the past three months have left at least 45 people dead and at least 11,000 displaced, Human Rights Watch said.Violence Spikes in Central Region (Nairobi) – Armed groups fighting for control of a central province in the Central African Republic have targeted civilians ...
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Business: Kenya ranks highly in technology education, shows report
The survey reveals 90 per cent of educators in Kenya have a clear vision for technology implementation in the classroom. The education survey polled nearly 50 educators.
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Business: Planned creation of conference tourism agency way to go
Indeed, the establishment of the Kenya National Convention and Exhibition Bureau (KeNCEB) has been long overdue considering that while Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) has been doing a good job at marketing the country to that end, the potential has not been fully exploited.
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Business: Top hotels rack up Sh1 billion in unpaid loans
According to the latest Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) figures, tourist arrivals in the fourth quarter of 2016 decreased by 16.7 per cent compared to the third quarter, which had seen Kenya host a number of high-profile international conferences.
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Business: Uhuru announces 18 per cent rise in minimum wage
President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced 18 per cent increase in minimum wage during the Labour Day celebrations at Uhuru Park, Nairobi.
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Business News: Uhuru announces 18 per cent rise in minimum wage
President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced 18 per cent increase in minimum wage during the Labour Day celebrations at Uhuru Park, Nairobi.
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Kenya: Anxiety as Nairobi runs out of sugar
Supermarkets in the central business district experienced an inexplicable sugar shortage, with some establishments having to turn away customers seeking the commodity.
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Government’s promise of cheap maize flour proves to be mirage
Kenya is unable to import enough maize to feed its people.
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Kenya: Pension Funds See Low Returns in Limited Cross-Border Investment
[Nation] Pension schemes are finding it difficult to make cross-border investments due to political interference, a Pan-African forum was told in Nairobi last week.
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Kenya: 1.3 million people targeted in mosquito net distribution
The county Malaria Control Unit (MCU) last week completed a two-week registration exercise and community health promotion ahead of the distribution.
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Kenya: President Uhuru defends multi-billion energy projects
Kenyans will access electricity more cheaply and without delay courtesy of the Government's multi-billion-shilling investments in energy, President Uhuru Kenyatta has said.
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Kenya: Kenya to import ocean patrol ship worth Sh3.6 billion
Speaking at the Kenya Marine Fisheries Research Institute headquarters in Mkomani, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett said the inspection of the vessel will be done next week before it is finally delivered to Kenya.
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Kenya: Two charged with murder of Bishop Muiru's mother
Monica Muthoni, a daughter-in-law of the deceased, and a security guard, Ezekiel Saitambua, denied killing Cecilia Wangari Mwangi on March 20.
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Business: Mombasa Port's 2016 traffic up by 2.4 per cent
The biggest port in East Africa and the region's trade gateway, Mombasa handles imports of fuel and consumer goods and exports of tea and coffee from landlocked neighbours such as Uganda and South Sudan and its traffic flows serve as a barometer of economic activity in the region.
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Business: Private Sector Alliance roots for EPA deal
Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) and the Tanzanian Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) are working on a plan they hope will convince Tanzanian authorities to endorse the deal during the East African Community (EAC) Summit.