Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Contraception is not a free pass
“Are you on the pill?” or “Did you use a condom?” are the questions that a woman who confesses to having had casual sex is most likely to be asked. If she answers in the affirmative, then the person asking will sigh with relief, as if the presence of contraception ...
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Business News: DEAL: Kenya to export tea, coffee worth Sh6 billion to Jordan
Kenya and Jordan have struck a deal to export tea and coffee worth over $60 million (Sh6 billion) to the Middle East country. The deal was signed on Monday.
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Business: DEAL: Kenya to export tea, coffee worth Sh6 billion to Jordan
Kenya and Jordan have struck a deal to export tea and coffee worth over $60 million (Sh6 billion) to the Middle East country. The deal was signed on Monday.
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Business: My employer would beat me, hit me whenever I complain of being unwell
Tears of joy flowed freely at the Moi International Airport (MIA) Mombasa moments after an Ethiopian Airlines plane, ETT 322 touched down on Tuesday mid-day.
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Business News: TPS Eastern Africa swings into Sh325million profit in 2016
Kenya's TPS Eastern Africa said on Thursday it had swung into a pretax profit of 325.3 million shillings ($3.15 million) in 2016 from a loss of 211 million shillings the year before, helped by higher revenues and a jump in its core profit.
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Business: TPS Eastern Africa swings into Sh325million profit in 2016
Kenya's TPS Eastern Africa said on Thursday it had swung into a pretax profit of 325.3 million shillings ($3.15 million) in 2016 from a loss of 211 million shillings the year before, helped by higher revenues and a jump in its core profit.
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Business: KRA barred from Joho's bank accounts
Governor Hassan Joho has been handed a political lifeline after the High Court barred the State from prosecuting him over claims of forging academic certificates. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) had also accused Joho of evading tax.
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Business: Where land costs Sh0.5 billion per acre in Nairobi
Buying an acre of land in Upperhill Nairobi would set you back about half a billion shillings.
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Business: Why few people know Tharaka Nithi's seat of power
Kathwana, a heat-soaked market centre ensconced between two rivers on the lower slopes of Mount Kenya, first came to prominence in 1984 when retired President Daniel arap Moi constructed gabions there in the first such national exercise.
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Business: Why student housing is the next big thing in real estate
Kenya is lagging behind in unlocking the business potential in student accommodation despite the high returns it attracts in developed countries, says real estate management firm JLL. Currently, student accommodation shortfall accounts for 40 per cent of Kenya's housing shortage.
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Home & Away: Why student housing is the next big thing in real estate
Kenya is lagging behind in unlocking the business potential in student accommodation despite the high returns it attracts in developed countries, says real estate management firm JLL. Currently, student accommodation shortfall accounts for 40 per cent of Kenya's housing shortage.
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Business: Communication Authority gives Safaricom a week to explain network glitch
Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has given Safaricom a week to provide a comprehensive explanation on what caused a major outage of its network on Monday.
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Business: Equity Bank feted for social media use
Equity Bank has been recognised as the world's fifth most socially devoted financial brand and Kenya's best.
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Business: Tea production dips by 25 per cent
Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) has attributed the drop to the prolonged drought that has affected various tea-producing areas in the country, with the worst-hit counties being Kirinyaga, Nyeri and Embu.
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Business: Tycoon was planning second marriage before mysterious death in Mombasa
A British tycoon Harry Roy Veevers who died in Mombasa, Kenya on Valentine's Day four years ago was planning to marry another woman before he suddenly died in his bed, according to John Whitehead, a witness at the judicial inquest into his unexplained death.
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Business: Police officer arrested for selling gun to criminals in Kasarani
A policeman has been arrested after he sold his gun to a criminal in Kasarani area, Nairobi.
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Business: Fight for power takes new forms as Kenyan elections approach
A crowd of elated young men danced outside the market in Kenya's southern Kisumu city, waving the crisp new 200 shilling ($2) notes that a local politician was distributing from behind a dusty speaker that pounded out music.
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Business: Huge dam to shore up Kenya's urban water, may threaten Maasai Mara
A dam being built on the edge of Kenya's largest water catchment is drawing criticism from experts who fear it could threaten water supplies in the country as much as supplement them.
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Business News: Global print solution provider opens shop in Nairobi
US-based leading ink and toner retailer and franchisor Cartridge World has opened a shop in Kenya adding to four in East Africa after opening one in Tanzania in 2015.
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Business: Global print solution provider opens shop in Nairobi
US-based leading ink and toner retailer and franchisor Cartridge World has opened a shop in Kenya adding to four in East Africa after opening one in Tanzania in 2015.
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Financial analysts slow to list as June 7 deadline beckons
Only one out of five financial and investment analysts in Kenya have been licensed to ply the trade by the industry regulator ahead of the June 7 deadline.