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 Beat: Nairobi woo Muslim investors with Halal economic summit
Nairobi is hosting a two-day summit to explore how Kenya and the region can best tap into the lucrative global Sh230 trillion Halal or Islamic economy.
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Business Beat: Projects in limbo as public private pacts lose shine
Kenya has little to show for major infrastructural projects developed by the private sector under public private partnerships (PPPs).
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Kenya: Man kills business partner in Narok over deal gone-sour
County Police Commandant Smollets Munyianzi said the two men were business partners. "We received reports that the suspect went to the victim's home on Monday evening where he turned wild and cut his neck using a panga," Mr Munyianzi said.
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Kenya: Court orders proceeds from prime property deposited in its account
The Lands and Environment Court yesterday ruled that proceeds including rent from business premises owned by United Social Club be deposited into its account pending the hearing and determination of a civic suit against it.
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Business News: Betting firm Dafabet gets ball rolling in Kenyan market
Asian betting firm Dafabet has started operations in Kenya.
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Business News: World Bank downgrades Kenya's growth to 5.5pc
Ravaging drought and rate cap regime cited as some of the headwinds for depressed forecast
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Business: Betting firm Dafabet gets ball rolling in Kenyan market
Asian betting firm Dafabet has started operations in Kenya.
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Business News: Kenya's Sh1.7 trillion tax plan faulted
Market analysts have differed on whether Kenyans' pockets are deep enough to foot half of the Sh2.6 trillion budget.
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Business: World Bank downgrades Kenya's growth to 5.5pc
Ravaging drought and rate cap regime cited as some of the headwinds for depressed forecast
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Business: Kenya's Sh1.7 trillion tax plan faulted
Market analysts have differed on whether Kenyans' pockets are deep enough to foot half of the Sh2.6 trillion budget.
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Kenyan seeks to grow taste for purple tea in the US
Kenya’s purple tea received a major boost last week after it debuted at a major US trade fair meant to increase sales of the beverage in the global market.
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UNHCR says death risk from starvation in Horn of Africa, Yemen, Nigeria growing, displacement already rising
Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Country: Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, United Republic of Tanzania, YemenThis warning is in light of droughts that are also affecting many neighbouring countries and a funding shortfall so severe that an avoidable humanitarian crisis in the region, possibly worse than that ...
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Kenya: Green Bonds Open Wider Financing Window
[Nation] The popularity of 'green' bonds as a means of raising capital to finance eco-friendly projects is on the rise.
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Kenya: Abridged Q&A with President Uhuru regarding Jubilee's service delivery
As your President, it is my primary duty to provide the environment necessary for each one of you to fulfill your full potential, and to improve your own livelihood, as well as that of your community, and that of our nation.
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Business: Kenya worst hit in East Africa by cyber crime
Banks have become the leading target of cybercrime as people increasingly adopt the use of financial technology.
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Business: You can now pre-order Huawei P10 in Kenya
Huawei Mobile Kenya has announced that its premium Huawei P10 is now available for local pre-order.
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Business: Controversial businessman Paul Kobia charged with kidnapping
Businessman Paul Kobia was on Monday charged with kidnapping a Congolese Man at Nairobi law courts.
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Business News: Controversial businessman Paul Kobia charged with kidnapping
Businessman Paul Kobia was on Monday charged with kidnapping a Congolese Man at Nairobi law courts.
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Business: Be worried if you owe Nairobi County in land rates
Property owners with land rate arrears could be denied loans by financial institutions to fund new projects, city hall said
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Smart Harvest: Herders flout trespassing law as conflict over grazing heats up
Catherine Loiyan looked in dismay at her patch of land in Kenya's northern Laikipia County. A month ago it was bursting with tomatoes, maize, cabbage and potatoes.
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Business: Herders flout trespassing law as conflict over grazing heats up
Catherine Loiyan looked in dismay at her patch of land in Kenya's northern Laikipia County. A month ago it was bursting with tomatoes, maize, cabbage and potatoes.