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: Hashi Energy to sell its retail business to Tanzanian firm
Hashi Energy, which is among the largest oil firms in the country with interests across different segments of the industry, has got approval from the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) to sell its retail business to Lake Oil.
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Business: Isiolo Airport reopening set for next month
Kenya Airports Authority, however, now says construction works are nearly complete and President Uhuru Kenyatta will commission mid-next month.
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Business: Etihad pens deal to inspect Kenya Airways' new Boeing fleet
This is part of an integration programme for the newest additions to the airline's fleet. The first of six scheduled checks begins later this month, with the last one planned for October.
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Business: How modern information sharing can transform farms and lives
More than three quarters of smallholder farmers in Kenya and the region are stuck with low yields at every harvesting season in what researchers attribute to a systemic information gap on vital farming techniques. The situation is further exacerbated by the changes in weather which have gone on to depress ...
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Kenya: East African regional bloc steps up war on water hyacinth and pollution to save Lake Victoria
The East African Community partner states have agreed to renew the war on water hyacinth.
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Famine declared in parts of South Sudan
Source: World Food Programme, UN Children's Fund, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Country: South SudanWar and a collapsing economy have left 100,000 people facing starvation in parts of South Sudan where famine was declared today. Another one million people are classified as being on the brink of famine.UN ...
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Kenya: Kenyan cougars on the prowl: Guide on dating younger men
With their children now all grown, their randy husbands out there playing ‘sponsors' to campus girls and caught up in their own indulgences such as business, these aging, bored, rich women are now coming out to play!
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Kenya: Hustlers who swindle men through child support
Why should a man, for instance, be forced to pay child support that will cater for kids his partner in crime got with other men?
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Kenya: Water shortage bites as crooks carjack man to steal water meant to clean windshield
Reports indicate that the biting water shortages in the country have resulted in not only an increase in sales of perfume to cover the stench of unwashed bodies, but also a rapid increase in water-related crimes
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Gold investment door opens at NSE with exchange traded funds listing
A South African firm is the first to get permit to trade in the new product at the Nairobi bourse.
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Business: Ten internationally renown companies bid for highway tender
The 10 responded to the request for qualification issued by Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) on November 9, last year and closed on Friday afternoon.
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Business: You can now trade in gold as Nairobi bourse in another first
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has approved Kenya's first Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) contract, allowing NewGold Issuer to list 400,000 Gold Bullion Debentures as a secondary listing on the NSE's main investment market segment.
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Business: Kenya Tea Development Agency tips tea prices to dip from dry spell
Kenya Tea Development Agency Holdings Chairman Peter Kanyago said global tea prices have remained relatively low compared to the previous year, leading to reduced net earnings.
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Business News: Kenya's tea earnings likely to decline in 2017
Kenya's tea earnings for the 2016/2017 financial year are likely to drop following prolonged dry spells that led to depressed tea output.
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Business: Kenya's tea earnings likely to decline in 2017
Kenya's tea earnings for the 2016/2017 financial year are likely to drop following prolonged dry spells that led to depressed tea output.
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Kenya: Governor Ranguma clashes with Senator Nyong'o over tractors
Kisumu Governor Jack Ranguma had accused the two of sabotaging the revival of the scheme, which aims to jump-start the local economy.
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Kenya: Family fights over the late Mutula Kilonzo's billions
The family of the late Senator Mutula Kilonzo is embroiled in a legal battle over his multi-billion-shilling business empire.
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Egypt reaching out to Kenya for better deal over the Nile
North Africans want improved trade between countries.
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Business: Kenya rich on paper but majority struggling to make ends meet
As a wave of labour unrest sweeps across the country with doctors and lecturers staying out of hospitals and lecture halls, one thing has reinforced the hard line stance by these professionals—a belief that Kenya is wealthy.
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Business News: Kenya rich on paper but majority struggling to make ends meet
As a wave of labour unrest sweeps across the country with doctors and lecturers staying out of hospitals and lecture halls, one thing has reinforced the hard line stance by these professionals—a belief that Kenya is wealthy.
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Business News: Is someone listening in on your calls? Here's why you should be worried
Plans by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) to install a Device Management System on the country's telecommunications infrastructure have sparked protests from telecom companies reluctant to plug into a third-party portal and users worried about their privacy.