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: KLM boss resigns from Kenya Airways board
Pieter Elbers, the current president and CEO of the Dutch airline KLM, has resigned as a Board member of Kenya Airways (KQ).
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Kenya: Raila Odinga battles graft claims by Dominion group
Burgess, who has accused Raila and politicians associated with him of frustrating his business through extortion, violence and eviction threats, claimed his troubles began when he refused to fund the Opposition leader and his Orange party. He argued that this would have been against American law.
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Kenya: I babysit his kids unwillingly- is it my responsiblity or is he using me?
I've been in a relationship with my partner for nearly a year but I'm worried that I jumped into it too soon.
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Peugeot okays Kenya’s assembly plant, honours Nigerian dealers
Rasheed Bisiriyu and Maureen Ihua-Maduenyi Kenya is set to join Nigeria as an assembler of Peugeot brand of vehicles with the announcement by the PSA Group to start assembling two Peugeot models in June this year. This is coming as PAN Nigeria Limited has restated its commitment to build new ...
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Ambode Woos Investors To Lagos In German-African Business Summit
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday beckoned on investors to invest massively in the state, saying it is willing, able and ready to partner with investors within and outside Africa. Ambode, who spoke at the second edition of German-African Business Summit held in Nairobi, Kenya, said as Africa’s ...
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I’m no drug peddler, I fear the Lord – MP Mary Wambui
Othaya MP Mary Wambui has denied reports she is involved in drug trafficking. An article in the Sunday Standard newspaper listed her as one of the people linked to drug trafficking in a 2010 report by the US Embassy. On Tuesday, Wambui said, “I’m a God-fearing woman who cannot do ...
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Poor patients with cancer, burns hardest hit by doctors' strike
Unable to afford the fees of private hospitals, they suffer and die at home For more than two months, public hospitals have been operating without doctors after the medics withdrew their services on December 5, following the state’s refusal to implement a pay scheme agreed on four years ago. The protracted tussle ...
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Business: Deal to make estates safer
Safaricom has partnered with the Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (KARA) to improve security for residents.
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Business News: Roll-out of new KRA customs system set for June
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will replace the obsolete Simba System with a modern integrated customs management system to curb tax evasion by June.
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Business: Roll-out of new KRA customs system set for June
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will replace the obsolete Simba System with a modern integrated customs management system to curb tax evasion by June.
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Business: Communications Authority locks out rogue courier operators
The Communications Authority of Kenya is instituting tighter controls on courier operators in a bid to rein in on rogue players.
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Business News: Communications Authority locks out rogue courier operators
The Communications Authority of Kenya is instituting tighter controls on courier operators in a bid to rein in on rogue players.
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Business News: Tullow revs up oil pipeline project as it eyes 2020 completion date
Tullow Oil has announced it will begin laying the groundwork for construction of the Kenya crude oil export pipeline from Turkana to Lamu from mid this year.
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Business: Kisumu rice farmers to get sh 150m tractors
Rice farming in Kisumu is set for a major boost after national government handed farmers Sh150 million worth of equipment to help commercialise the crop.
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Business: World reader service targets inmates in e-learning programme
Inmates at the Kakamega GK prison are among groups targeted to benefit from E-learning programme funded by World Reader Service.
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Business: A gem in the dust bowls of Amboseli
It has been years since I last visited Amboseli, the great wildlife paradise 250 kilometres South of Nairobi. Some things have not changed here, though.
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Business: How to get the most out of small spaces
Bernard Angwenyi, an engineer and a father of two, remembers how worried he was two years ago after acquiring a 25-by-70 feet plot of land in Saika in Nairobi.
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Business: Nairobi's Kilimani estate going downhill
Last year, the Hass Consult index ranked Nairobi's Kilimani behind Upper Hill as an area where land was most expensive. An acre of land was selling at Sh370 million, in Upperhill it was Sh470 million. But this might not be for long.
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Business: Kisumu's rental prices now rival Nairobi's as lakeside city grows
For the last five years getting a commercial or residential house to let in Kisumu has not been easy
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Business: What it takes to have a truly green economy
One of the most asked questions is whether Kenya has a green economy. Before answering the question, it is good to understand what a green economy entails.
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Home & Away: What it takes to have a truly green economy
One of the most asked questions is whether Kenya has a green economy. Before answering the question, it is good to understand what a green economy entails.