Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Kenya: Governor Ongwae to take home Sh10m and a fuel guzzler when he retires
Governor James Ongwae will take home Sh10 million and other hefty benefits at the end of his term if a bill passed by MCAs becomes law.
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Coast: Mombasa husband and wife charged with Sh47 million heroin trafficking
A middle aged man and his wife suspected to be major narcotic traffickers in Mombasa were charged at Shanzu Law courts with trading in heroin worth Sh47 million.
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Kenya: American lawmakers to probe Obama, Uhuru deal
Kenya's proposal to buy 12 armed aircraft worth Sh43 billion has been referred to the US Congress House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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Kenya: Types of US Visas Kenyan government officials are entitled to
Kenya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has explained what types of visas various government officials are entitled to.
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IEBC final figures spell tight race for Jubilee, Nasa
It is promising to be a tight race for the presidency as Jubilee and the opposition shared new voters almost equally in the just-ended registration. An analysis of voter numbers released by the IEBC yesterday show Jubilee strongholds lead opposition zones by less than 50,000 new voters. Counties where President ...
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IEBC releases final new voters figures, Nairobi and Kiambu lead
The IEBC registered 3.7 million new voters against its target of 6.1 million in the just concluded mass listing, chairman Wafula Chebukati has said. Chebukati told journalists on Tuesday that this amounted to 95 per cent of the lower target of 4 million and 62 per cent of the upper ...
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Working doctors in Bomet: We don't want to bite the hands that feed us
For 79 days now, doctors in Bomet, Kericho and about two other counties have religiously reported to work, while their colleagues across the country continue to strike. Bomet has now become the referral county for patients in most of central Rift Valley. Other counties where public hospitals have largely survived ...
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Yes, I stole lawyer’s work, and I am sorry, says PLO
Former anti-graft agency boss and master orator PLO Lumumba has agreed to write an apology to a constitutional and human rights lawyer for plagiarising his work. The two recorded the consent in court yesterday. Wachira Maina agreed to withdraw his petition on condition that PLO writes an apology agreeable to ...
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Doctors to pocket Sh33bn in single payout if CBA effected
Negotiations between doctors and the government were on the brink of collapse last night after doctors insisted that the entire CBA agreement be implemented. Sources said although both parties had agreed on most of the contentious issues, they disagreed on doctors salaries. Documents presented to the mediation committee show that ...
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Kenya: CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge summoned over contempt of court
Also summoned was Kenya Deposits Insurance Corporation (KDIC) boss Mahmoud Mohammed and CBK board members Kamau Thugge, Attorney General Githu Muigai, Nasim Devji, Jeremy I. Ngunze and Samuel N. Kimani.
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Governor Lusaka in trade war between Kenya and Tanzania
Arusha company alleges he had instructed it to label fertiliser bags "Made in Kenya".
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Ruto likely to be President before Raila — Ipsos poll
Deputy President William Ruto is more likely to become President before ODM leader Raila Odinga, an Ipsos poll released yesterday suggests. A new question by the pollster shows many people surveyed say Ruto can be President before Raila, who is trying a fourth time, ever gets there. The former Prime ...
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South Sudan traces missing Sh1.03 billion to Kenyan banks
The South Sudanese government has traced its missing Sh1.03 billion to accounts at Ecobank, Kenya Commercial Bank and Cooperative Bank of Kenya. These are linked to Lt Gen Thomas Cirillo Swaka - former SPLA Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of logistics, and his kin Fueni Cirillo. Cirillo is reportedly ...
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Business Beat: Slow regulatory approvals slowing down uptake of solar energy
The cost of building solar power plants has been declining globally but Kenya might not benefit substantially from this trend due to bureaucratic processes that result in projects taking unnecessarily longer initiation before commissioning.
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Business: Slow regulatory approvals slowing down uptake of solar energy
The cost of building solar power plants has been declining globally but Kenya might not benefit substantially from this trend due to bureaucratic processes that result in projects taking unnecessarily longer initiation before commissioning.
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Business: Why Kenya may lose out on shipping billions
Landlocked countries in the region are watching with interest the mega infrastructure projects that are taking place in countries along the Eastern Africa coastline.
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Business Beat: Why Kenya may lose out on shipping billions
Landlocked countries in the region are watching with interest the mega infrastructure projects that are taking place in countries along the Eastern Africa coastline.
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Business: Short-term debts puts pressure on Treasury's limited coffers
Servicing loans from China, Kenya's biggest bilateral lender, is set to get tougher in the next few years.
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Business Beat: Short-term debts puts pressure on Treasury's limited coffers
Servicing loans from China, Kenya's biggest bilateral lender, is set to get tougher in the next few years.
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Kenya: Kericho County reviews licence fees downwards
Medium-sized shops with between five and 10 employees will now pay Sh15,000, down from Sh20,000 for single-business permits.
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Business: Nairobi gears up for major global investment summit
The two-day global event, which begins on Thursday, expects to draw participants from over 40 countries across the world.