Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Proposed plan to see Kenya export workers to Saudi Arabia
Emir of Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, was on a one-day State visit to Kenya on Tuesday.
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Kenya: Alcoblow's 12 years of fines, law suits and road squabbles
From social media groups warning revelers of where check points are to deejays announcing ‘safe' routes, the breathalyser has seen it all.
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Business News: Deep sea diving gives recreation options at North Coast beaches
Mombasa County is Kenya's tourism gateway with various attractions that are unrivalled in the world.
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Business News: Nakumatt's debt driven growth now haunts retailer
Kenya's retail sector is known to be conservative and resistant to global trends, leading to the dominance by family-owned supermarkets.
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Business News: Films board wants more teeth to cut digital pornography
Last week, The Standard published an expose on a pornography syndicate operating from a six-bedroom house in Nairobi's gated Savannah estate.
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Business News: Why maize is a livewire in Kenya
Over a week ago, Cabinet Secretaries for Treasury and Agriculture hurriedly convened a press conference to update the nation on the “current national food situation.”
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Business: Nakumatt's debt driven growth now haunts retailer
Kenya's retail sector is known to be conservative and resistant to global trends, leading to the dominance by family-owned supermarkets.
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Business: Kenya's global openness hampered by inadequate airport infrastructure
Kenya is yet to scratch the surface in diversifying its tourism products, with culture and business being primes areas for the sector.
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Business: Films board wants more teeth to cut digital pornography
Last week, The Standard published an expose on a pornography syndicate operating from a six-bedroom house in Nairobi's gated Savannah estate.
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Business: Deep sea diving gives recreation options at North Coast beaches
Mombasa County is Kenya's tourism gateway with various attractions that are unrivalled in the world.
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Business News: Kenya's global openness hampered by inadequate airport infrastructure
Kenya is yet to scratch the surface in diversifying its tourism products, with culture and business being primes areas for the sector.
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Business: Why maize is a livewire in Kenya
Over a week ago, Cabinet Secretaries for Treasury and Agriculture hurriedly convened a press conference to update the nation on the “current national food situation.”
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Business: Substituting maize with sorghum, millet and pigeon peas
The International Crop Research for Semi-Arid Tropic (ICRISAT) in collaboration with the Busia county government and the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) has found out that with the failure of rains in the March-July and August-December seasons last year, farmers who planted maize have been most affected.
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Why talent management is almost a myth in Kenya
Talent managers are the business end of Showbiz but in Kenya, talent management is not taken seriously.
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Business: Kenya spent some borrowed money on wages and salaries, says World Bank
The World Bank (WB) has fired a warning shot at the Government for using debt to settle recurrent expenditure.
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Business: Mombasa Beach Hotel set for Sh200 million cash injection upgrade
One of Mombasa's oldest tourist facilities, Mombasa Beach Hotel, is set for a Sh200 million refurbishment.
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Business: Hey, this is why no butcher wants to buy your goat and sheep meat
Mr Igolo is a sad shoats (goats and sheep) farmer. He had a flock of about 150 shoats on his ten acre farm in Isinya in the outskirts of Nairobi.
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Why one-third gender law is crucial to Kenya
The essence of the gender rule is to promote equity and inclusivity.
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Business: Why I breed and sell these creepy worms
Urban farmer. University lecturer runs a microsystem where he grows vegetables, keeps rabbits and rears fish at his small Nairobi backyard
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Business News: Mombasa Beach Hotel set for Sh200 million cash injection upgrade
One of Mombasa's oldest tourist facilities, Mombasa Beach Hotel, is set for a Sh200 million refurbishment.
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Business News: Kenya spent some borrowed money on wages and salaries, says World Bank
The World Bank (WB) has fired a warning shot at the Government for using debt to settle recurrent expenditure.