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: How many days will it take Zuckerberg to clear Kenya's Sh3.6 trillion public debt?
Zuckerberg has seen his net worth soar as the social network's stock price skyrockets. His real time net worth is US$59.8 billion (approximately Sh6.1 trillion)
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Business: One stop border post increases KRA revenue collection
KRA Western Kenya coordinator Kevin Safari said the post, opened in June 2016, had cut transit costs and delays, fueling traders' confidence in the East Africa's busiest corridor.
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Business: Malindi tourism revival wraps on Giriama skirt
Kenya's tourism industry is also on a healing journey after a difficult period caused by insecurity, especially at the Coast, and stakeholders are seeking innovative ways to turn around its fortunes.
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Business: Wealth transfer in Kenya is more than meets the eye
It was an interesting article for several reasons. One, it went to some depth in trying to understand the popular issue of wealth accumulation in Kenya and, more particularly, the question of the legitimacy of methods used in that process.
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Business: Kenya offers textile firms tax incentives to create jobs
Executives in the textiles industry said the changes included allowing them to sell 20 per cent of their annual production locally without sales taxes and without paying import duties on the materials and equipment used to produce the garments.
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Business: Telkom Kenya making waves across Africa
The inaugural ‘Companies to Inspire Africa' report by the London Stock Exchange Group identifies businesses across Africa with potential for growth.
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Business: How many days will it take Zuckerberg to clear Kenya's Sh3.6 trillion public debt?
Zuckerberg has seen his net worth soar as the social network's stock price skyrockets. His real time net worth is US$59.8 billion (approximately Sh6.1 trillion)
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Kenya: How Mungiki has taken over mines
The gradual forceful takeover of some of the mines can be traced to as far back as 2010, when, after years of being put on the back foot by the authorities in their major operation zones of Nairobi and parts of central Kenya, a delegation of about a dozen people ...
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Kenya: Death, torture and despair: A tale of Kenyans in foreign jails
Questions surrounding arrest, extradition and trial still unanswered 12 years later
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Business: Sh12.8billion solar plant set to be launched in Garissa County
The 55 MW plant will occupy 82 hectares is expected to reduce yearly carbon emissions by 64,190 tonnes and save on coal consumption by 24,470 tonnes annually.
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Business: Ison Technologies to increase footprint to 30 African countries
Ison Technologies Vice President Saurabh Jain announced this when the firm unveiled a new Network Operations Centre (NOC) at its headquarters in Nairobi.
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Business: Kenya's oil import bill drops by 12.6 per cent
According to the latest survey by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, total import bill of petroleum products declined from Sh226.1 billion in 2015 to Sh197.5 billion as global oil prices continued to drop.
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Business: Catholic Church micro finance starts operations
Caritas Microfinance Bank (Caritas MFB), which was licensed to operate as an MFI by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) in June 2015, joins several other faith based financial services providers.
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Business: KRA to go digital in curbing runaway illegal trade along Kenya-Uganda border
The government is planning to put in place new improved digital custom systems at the Busia and Malaba borders to curb the smuggling menace.
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Sci & Tech: KRA to go digital in curbing runaway illegal trade along Kenya-Uganda border
The government is planning to put in place new improved digital custom systems at the Busia and Malaba borders to curb the smuggling menace.
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Sci & Tech: Why Kenya's largest bank is sending home unspecified number of staff
Technology revolution and recent law on interest rate capping have conspired to send KCB staff home.
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Business: Why Kenya's largest bank is sending home unspecified number of staff
Technology revolution and recent law on interest rate capping have conspired to send KCB staff home.
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Business: Why Kenya's largest bank is sending unspecified number of staff home
Technology revolution and recent law on interest rate capping have conspired to send KCB staff home.
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Sci & Tech: Why Kenya's largest bank is sending unspecified number of staff home
Technology revolution and recent law on interest rate capping have conspired to send KCB staff home.
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Business: Design of Africa's largest solar plant in Garissa gets ready
Work on Kenya's modest solar energy power plant being built at a cost of sh 12.8 billion in Garissa County is set to start in due course.
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Business News: Design of Africa's largest solar plant in Garissa gets ready
Work on Kenya's modest solar energy power plant being built at a cost of sh 12.8 billion in Garissa County is set to start in due course.