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: Court cases over JKIA land still pending 14 years later
Two court cases filed over ownership of prime land where Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is situated on are still pending in court more than 14 years after they were filed in Nairobi High Court.
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Business: Midiwo-Rasanga lock horns over State House visit on Dominion farm ‘conflict'
Siaya Governor Cornell Rasanga has denied claims by Gem MP, Jakoyo Midiwo that he made a secret visit to State House, Nairobi on Monday.
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Business: Safaricom restores network after Al Shabaab attack
Safaricom network has resumed in Hulugho Sub County of Garissa, five months after Al Shabaab militants brought down the firm's telecommunication mast in the area bordering Somalia.
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Business: Nairobi named most intelligent city in Africa
Nairobi has been named intelligent city in Africa.
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Business Beat: Goodbye Blue band: Will the margarine survive Kenya's market dynamics?
Did you know that a Dutch-British transnational consumer goods company Unilever has already dispensed off its margarine unit, Are you probably wondering what next for Blue Band?
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Business: Goodbye Blue band: Will the margarine survive Kenya's market dynamics?
Did you know that a Dutch-British transnational consumer goods company Unilever has already dispensed off its margarine unit, Are you probably wondering what next for Blue Band?
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Business: Why tourism incentives have not been working in Kenya
Kenya has for the last four years gifted tourism industry with major incentives to aid its recovery, following a sustained poor performance.
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Business Beat: Why tourism incentives have not been working in Kenya
Kenya has for the last four years gifted tourism industry with major incentives to aid its recovery, following a sustained poor performance.
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Business News: IMF increases pressure against interest rate capping law
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stepped up pressure on Kenya to review the interest rate controls, saying they were hurting Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
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Kenya: How rumour mongers, idlers ruined our new business venture
Things, however, took a different turn one morning when it turned out that one of the lodgers we had booked in the previous night
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Business: Telkom Kenya introduces first ‘early bird' data offering
It provides free 50MB data every day from 6am to 8.am for its pre-paid subscribers. The once opt-in offer will run for the next three months.
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Business: BAKE Awards 2017 enters voting phase
Voting will close on May 9 and will culminate in the awarding of winners at a gala event on May 13. Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) Chairman Kennedy Kachwanya said over 10,000 blogs were submitted to the judging panel for the 23 categories.
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Business: India's Sarovar Hotels make foray into Kenya
The hotel chain has signed a long-term contract with Tetezi Hometel Nairobi. The deal marks Sarovar Hotel's fourth offering in the country after Heron Portico, Zehneria Portico and Lazizi Premiere.
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Kenya: IEBC to use 'shortcut' route in tender for supply of ballot papers
IEBC boss says it will switch to restricted tendering of ballot papers after a protracted fight in the initial tender.
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Kenya: How I puked out of the jaws of randy 'sponsor'
I had never taken so much alcohol in my life. I had never eaten so much meat in my life.
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Kenya: Hawa teachers hapa wanajifanya ati ni ma FBI: Crazy cases await teachers once ‘weed' is legalised
Some are said to acquire appetites that make them clear a mountain of Ugali, only to discover they hadn't touched the stew once they are through
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Kenya: Late night drama as Roysambu girl is kicked out for denying ‘sponsor mwitu' the nookie
This was after she was dramatically and unceremoniously thrown out of a house in the dead of the night, for refusing to offer nookie to a man
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Business: Tea farmers grapple with lifestyle diseases despite active daily routines
Medics came to this finding during a three-day medical camp at Rukuriri Tea Factory in Embu where six out of every 10 people examined, were found either obese, overweight or underweight.
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Gulf countries show appetite for Kenya trade
President Kenyatta hosts delegations from Saudi Arabia and Qatar which sign business deals.
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Business: Dutch business delegation in Kenya to scout for opportunities
Their three-day visit is meant to deepen knowledge and opportunities for Dutch companies in the life sciences and health sectors in Kenya, in line with the “Aid to Trade” agenda of the Dutch Government.
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Kenya: Why High Court got it wrong on presidential tallying case
This interpretation of the Constitution is clearly wrong because the duty to hold presidential elections in the 290 constituencies is vested in the chairperson of the IEBC as the presidential returning officer.