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's moment of truth as Treasury reviews economy
Kenya's debt as at end of March stood at Sh7.3 trillion with the country expected to borrow about Sh1 trillion in the financial year 2021/22.
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Kenya: How Sh10-a-Day Plans Turned Into Big Investments for Boda Boda Groups
[Nation] An idea that started with two groups of boda boda riders saving Sh10 per day is progressively turning into a notable investment in Nyamira County and beyond.
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Economic Survey 2021: Treasury CS Ukur Yatani's full speech
Treasury CS Ukur Yatani says oil prices to remain high in Kenya for the next 6 months, resulting in inflation and depressed economy.
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Kenyans double offshore deposits to Sh247b
A sizeable chunk of Kenya's wealth was moved to foreign banks last year in a bid by the rich to safeguard their assets amid the ravages of Covid-19.
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How small loans are transforming businesses in Kenya's informal markets
For a visionary entrepreneur, there's no capital too little to take their business to the next level.
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Forex reserves dip by Sh52b on low tourism cash, high imports
Restriction in foreign travel has negatively affected Kenya's key earners of forex - hospitality and aviation industries.
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Traders rue lost sales after railway closure
Kenya Railways said the suspension of train services on the route was because of lack of viable business between Kenya and Tanzania.
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Co-op societies take coffee trade wars to House
Newly licensed brokers petition to be allowed into the Nairobi Coffee Exchange.
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Retired administrator pushing on to bring stadium home, meet Natembeya, daughter
His entry to Nakuru saw business come to a standstill, with motorists stopping to wish him well.
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Kenya and Uganda traders eye deals at Mombasa agribusiness symposium
Kenyan and Uganda business leaders are warming up to new business opportunities that will accrue from an agribusiness symposium in Mombasa.
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From garbage to garden, Nairobi resident helps dumping ground bloom
For other creatives, like producer James Macharia, the space is good for business as well as the soul.
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Kenya: Poll Fever - Investors Express Fears At Stability of Business
[Nation] Business leaders have expressed fears over the stability and security of their investments ahead of the 2022 General Election.
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Police ordered out of LSK premises as differences deepen in court
High Court in Nairobi has barred the police from interfering with the affairs of the Law Society of Kenya or accessing its Gitanga Road offices.
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Sweet and sour side of Irish potato business
Potatoes are the second most important food crop in Kenya after maize, according to the National Potato Council of Kenya (NPCK).
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The oil boom breathing new life into Kisumu Port
According to Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), although the port is yet to be officially opened, oil trade has already picked up.
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Kenya is slowly losing its regional economic powerhouse status
To maintain our regional economic status, the government and the people must stop depending on the old narrative that Kenya is the largest economy.
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Win for firms as Kenya Power tender nullified
Procurement Administrative and Review Board now wants deal retendered. Power utility firm ordered to give preference to local contractors.
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Why bank vaults are brimming as Wanjiku's pockets go empty
Since Kenya recorded its first case of Covid-19 in March last year, the economy has experienced a sharp downturn.
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Embraer’s Eve partners with Kenya Airways for urban air mobility
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Almost in a weekly rhythm, Embraer's vertical takeoff and landing electric vehicle (eVTOL) subsidiary, announcing new partnerships. They mean business at the company's headquarters and are putting their money where their mouth is. This time, Eve signed an agreement Wednesday with Kenya Airways to explore ...
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Embu brothers were killed on first day of new business
The two Embu brothers who died over a week ago had earlier that day opened a small pork business.
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State steps up plan to woo foreign investors
Kenya has stepped up plans for a financial centre that seeks to position the country as the first stopover for foreign investors.