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: Kenya signs new agreement paving way for return of stolen millions
The government has signed an agreement which now paves way for the return of over Sh380 million of stolen assets to the country.
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Business: Nakuru County removes charges on PSV operators, traders
Boda Boda operators in Nakuru County have begun enjoying the benefits of the 2016/2017 Finance Act, which proposed zero charges on their transport operations.
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Business News: British American Tobacco Kenya appoints new managing director
British American Tobacco has announced changes to its board of directors following the resignation Keith Gretton as Managing director.
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Business: British American Tobacco Kenya appoints new managing director
British American Tobacco has announced changes to its board of directors following the resignation Keith Gretton as Managing director.
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Business: Elgon unveils water absorbent product to put changing weather patterns on check
Agro input company Elgon Kenya has partnered with global plant health and seed company UPL to unveil a unique soil enhancer that absorbs and releases moisture and nutrients only when plants need them, conserving water at a time when food producers are grappling with water shortage occasioned by changing weather ...
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TC Enawo set to affect 1.4 million people in Madagascar
Source: International Federation of Red Cross And Red Crescent Societies Country: MadagascarThe cyclone will trigger life-threatening storm-surge flooding, damaging winds, dangerous surf and mud/rockslides near and along the northeast coast of Madagascar starting Tuesday. This bulletin is being issued for information only and reflects the current situation and details available at this ...
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Business: Elgon unveils water absorbent product to put changing weather patterns on check Elgon unveils water absorbent product to put changing weather patterns
Agro input company Elgon Kenya has partnered with global plant health and seed company UPL to unveil a unique soil enhancer that absorbs and releases moisture and nutrients only when plants need them, conserving water at a time when food producers are grappling with water shortage occasioned by changing weather ...
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Business: Konza boss John Tanui takes ICT innovation hub model to rural Kenya
His love for technology and belief in what it can do for the country has seen him rise to head the ambitious Konza Technopolis project.
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Business: KenGen in plans to sell power directly to large consumers
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) is in plans to supply electricity directly to consumers.
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Business: NSE wipes out Sh156.4b investors' cash despite gains in some counters
Investors at the Nairobi Securities (NSE) have lost about Sh156.4 billion in paper wealth since January, with only 14 out of the 64 counters recording gains.
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Business Beat: Buck-passing hurts new Kenya police medical cover
Mention the word ‘police', and for many people, the picture that comes to mind is that of a law enforcer who can make life difficult for civilians.
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Business Beat: Suitors line up to walk Kenya down controversial path to nuclear energy
Kenya is on a delicate journey that will see it switch on its first nuclear power plant by 2027. The country plans to put up four nuclear plants in the long term, each generating 1,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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Business Beat: Licence hitch denies university cash from power sales
Strathmore University has been feeding power it has generated to the national electricity grid for more than a year. However, it has yet to be able to bill Kenya Power for the electricity.
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Business Beat: We don't have money for Turkana oilfields, says Tullow partner
Africa Oil Corporation, Tullow's partner in the oilfields of Turkana, might slow its operations in Kenya due to a lack of funds.
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Business News: Konza boss takes ICT innovation hub model to rural Kenya
His love for technology and belief in what it can do for the country has seen him rise to head the ambitious Konza Technopolis project.
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Business: Cargo agents declare strike after talks flop
Talks between Kenya Revenue Authority and cargo agents to have their operating licences renewed unconditionally have flopped.
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Business: Suitors line up to walk Kenya down controversial path to nuclear energy
Kenya is on a delicate journey that will see it switch on its first nuclear power plant by 2027. The country plans to put up four nuclear plants in the long term, each generating 1,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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Business: Licence hitch denies university cash from power sales
Strathmore University has been feeding power it has generated to the national electricity grid for more than a year. However, it has yet to be able to bill Kenya Power for the electricity.
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Business: Nairobi meet to discuss Africa digital agenda
Government leaders from across Africa are in Nairobi to discuss digital transformation on the continent.
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Business: Buck-passing hurts new Kenya police medical cover
Mention the word ‘police', and for many people, the picture that comes to mind is that of a law enforcer who can make life difficult for civilians.
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Business: Konza boss takes ICT innovation hub model to rural Kenya
His love for technology and belief in what it can do for the country has seen him rise to head the ambitious Konza Technopolis project.