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: Survey: International air arrivals on steady growth curve
Kenya beat rivals South Africa and Egypt, on the leading African destinations for international arrivals in a new report released by flight monitoring company, ForwardKeys.
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Smaller firms in Japan expand roles in overseas assistance
Smaller firms in Japan are playing a more active role in the country’s overseas development assistance, offering their expertise to local partners with help from the Japanese government. Wago, a processor of agricultural products based in Katori, Chiba Prefecture, is helping farmers in Kenya increase their earnings by improving production ...
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Business: Inside the Kenya's ‘Home of Golf'
This morning, the high octane Barclays Kenya Open golf championship returns to Muthaiga Golf Club, aptly known as the “Home of Golf”.
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Business: Want to holiday in pristine sandy beach resorts? Go to Siaya
For generations, sandy beaches were mostly associated with the coastal towns in Kenya. Thousands of first-time visitors to Kenya from overseas, preferred coastal beaches for holidays.
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Business: Global leaders in green technology meet in Nairobi
Green building champions are meeting in Nairobi to discuss the challenges hampering the adoption of sustainable building technology.
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Home & Away: Sarova to manage new business travellers hotel
Sarova Hotels, Resorts & Game Lodges has signed a management contract with the directors of Woodlands Hotel to operate a 146-room hotel set to be opened in Nakuru Town.
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Business: Title deeds: Chance for schools in Kenya to get it right
The Lands and Physical Planning Cabinet Secretary Prof Jacob Kaimenyi recently announced a waiver on survey and land registration fees to help schools get land title deeds with ease.
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Business: ‘Nairobi is Africa's next first class city'
I don't think I truly grasped how sophisticated the Kenyan market was on my first visit until I travelled across the rest of Africa.
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Business: Sarova to manage new business travellers hotel
Sarova Hotels, Resorts & Game Lodges has signed a management contract with the directors of Woodlands Hotel to operate a 146-room hotel set to be opened in Nakuru Town.
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Business: DTB to digest Habib Bank deal before further merger and acquisition
Kenya's Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) will focus on integrating Habib Bank Kenya and will only start looking to make further acquisitions from next year onwards, its chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Business News: DTB to digest Habib Bank deal before further merger and acquisition
Kenya's Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) will focus on integrating Habib Bank Kenya and will only start looking to make further acquisitions from next year onwards, its chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Business News: Make deals with mining firms public, State told
The secretive nature of deals signed between and companies prospecting for minerals, oil and natural gas in Kenya could be exposing the country to major losses in future.
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LOC to subsidise media hotel costs, says Muthee
Kenya has set aside funds to enable foreign journalists covering the championships to tour the country’s top attractions.
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Kenya: IEBC terminated Sh3b tender to save its integrity
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) terminated a Sh3 billion tender to protect its image and integrity.
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No drugs no rehab: Agony of addicts in Mombasa prisons
When President Uhuru Kenyatta declared a war on drugs last month, Mabruk Hussein, a drug user commonly known as “mateja”, welcomed his pledge to crack down on barons instead of peddlers. Hussein, who says he joined the sniffing gang after finishing his primary education, wishes it was easy to drop ...
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How Kibaki men tried to block Uhuru in 2013
Fresh details have emerged of how senior officials in the Kibaki regime plotted but failed to block Uhuru Kenyatta from running for President in 2013. It's a tale of back-stabbing and double-cross or triple-cross. What transpired in the first 18 days of that December shaped Kenya's destiny and drove a ...
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Business: Financial crisis hits alternative basic education schools as government delay funds
Primary schools offering Alternative Basic Education (ABE) in Kenya are now on the brink of closing down after the ministry of education failed to disburse for them Free Primary Education (FPE) funds this year.
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Business: Court orders permanent jobs for 14 teachers
Nakuru County government has been ordered to offer 14 youth polytechnic instructors permanent jobs.
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Business: Make tax predictability a budgeting priority to spur growth, say business leaders
Business leaders have urged policy makers to embrace a predictable tax regime in national budgeting, enabling the business community to make sustainable plans to fuel Kenya's economy in future.
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Business: CBK optimistic Chase Bank will be out of receivership soon
Kenya's central bank expects to lift Chase Bank out of receivership soon by bringing in new shareholders, the governor of the central bank, Patrick Njoroge, said.
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Business News: CBK optimistic Chase Bank will be out of receivership soon
Kenya's central bank expects to lift Chase Bank out of receivership soon by bringing in new shareholders, the governor of the central bank, Patrick Njoroge, said.