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: Competition Authority of Kenya to tame rogue retailers
CAK will also look into tricks used by retailers to get consumers to purchase goods such as displaying lower product prices on the shelf but which turn out to be higher at the till. It will also look into retailers' continued stocking of defective products that sometimes end up in ...
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Business: Uber Kenya unveils updated version of its app
Among other upgrades, the app features a ‘Where to' function that flips the script on interaction by asking for a destination.
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Business: Government banks on youth to drive industrialisation
Speaking at the ongoing Hands on The Future National TVET Conference in Nairobi, Mr Mohamed said the Government had pumped Sh2.5 billion into revamping technical institutions and is set to increase budgetary allocations to training institutions in the next financial year.
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Business: Why Kenya must create a million new jobs annually
It is estimated that 3000 Kenyans are born every day, a million a year. With a median age of 18 years, Kenya is witnessing a massive youth bulge, which could either be a demographic dividend, or a disaster.
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Kenya: Rogue lawyers, greedy telcos in MPs' last agenda
These legal amendments are contained in the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendment) Bill – usually called the Omnibus Bill as it carries with it changes to dozens of laws.
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MPs to get Sh11m and extra pay for two months
Kenyan MPs — already the world's second-highest paid lawmakers — will receive a taxpayers' gift of Sh11 million each and 'earn' Sh1.09 million salary for two months with no work. These princely payments have been authorised as the doctors' strike enters its second month. After years of medical school, public ...
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Business: Kenya Revenue Authority now mulls regional customs system
Kenya Revenue Authority is mulling a regional customs management platform to curb tax evasion within East African countries.
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Business News: Kenya Revenue Authority now mulls regional customs system
Kenya Revenue Authority is mulling a regional customs management platform to curb tax evasion within East African countries.
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IMF wants Kenya to scrap interest caps on loans
The International Monetary Fund wants interest controls enforced last September removed. IMF said that while the rate caps are manageable short-term, they could destabilise the financial services sector long-term. “Although the adverse effects of the controls are manageable in the near term, if maintained, they could potentially pose a ...
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Atwoli urges Luhyas to vote as single entity in polls
Trade unionist says western Kenya is united and has the most number of voters.
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EU considers spending Sh20bn in loan and grant to boost Mombasa Port projects
Head of EU Delegation in Kenya says the EU is interested in supporting projects at the port to increase efficiency and facilitate trade.
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Amina makes major changes before AU Commission vote
Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed has made major changes in her ministry, days before she faces an African Union vote on her future.Mohamed posted a record 118 staff to embassies abroad in what may be her last major assignment if she gets the job as chair of the AU Commission ...
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Raila phobia used to get Jubilee voter numbers
'Raila phobia' propaganda peddled by Jubilee is driving up President Uhuru Kenyatta's voter registration numbers in Central and Rift Valley. While Jubilee is selling Cord leader Raila Odinga as the bogeyman and nemesis of all the good that Kenyans so richly deserve, the opposition is painting Kenyatta's administration as ...
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Business News: Fuel crisis persists even as truckers resume work
The fuel supply crisis gripping Nairobi and its environs is expected to bite on today before normalising tomorrow.
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Business News: Bleak future as Kenyan investors lose Sh153 billion at bourse in just 17 days
Investors at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) may be in for another disappointing year as the bourse continues to drift into dismal records.
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Business: Fuel crisis persists even as truckers resume work
The fuel supply crisis gripping Nairobi and its environs is expected to bite on today before normalising tomorrow.
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Business: Bleak future as Kenyan investors lose Sh153 billion at bourse in just 17 days
Investors at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) may be in for another disappointing year as the bourse continues to drift into dismal records.
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Kenya: East African Business Council backs Amina for top AU position
A regional body has thrown its weight behind the candidature of Foreign Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed for the African Union (AU) Commission chairperson's post.
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510 EABL customers renew claim in botched promotion
Over 500 people who claimed to have won money during a botched Kenya Breweries Limited promotion in 2003 have renewed their court fight for compensation.
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Business News: Fuel crisis looms in Kenya as truck drivers go on strike over night travel ban
Kenyans are staring at a major fuel crisis after transporters of petroleum products vowed to continue their go-slow despite intervention by the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum.
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Business News: Kisumu gears up for major investment summit
Kisumu will next week host an investment summit targeting small businesses.