Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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You cannot earn a living in Kenya solely from acting
Ken Ambani is an actor and a sales manager at Posta Kenya.
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Two CSs, top civil servants to quit and run for seats
Resign yourself. It's time to call it quits if you want to run for office. A host of ambitious public servants — Cabinet Secretaries, PSs, hundreds of heads of government agencies and parastatal chiefs, as well as teachers — must rush to resign by February 8, six months to the ...
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Land invasion wrecks Laikipia
Herders are still invading Laikipia and Nyeri counties, despite warnings and deadlines from the government. In four months, about 10,000 pastoralists from Baringo, Isiolo and Samburu counties with around 135,000 cattle have invaded Laikipia. Initially the invaders were primarily Samburu but in the last month, they have been joined by ...
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Oloo and 100 ex-TNA offi cials join ODM, say more to follow suit
More than 100 Jubilee members and officials, led by former TNA secretary general Onyango Oloo, have defected to ODM. The members drawn from eight counties accused Jubilee of betrayal and sidelining them after affiliates merged into the Jubilee Party. Oloo yesterday said his integrity and ideologies do not allow him ...
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Business News: Will Nextgen Mall raise demand for Mombasa Road office space?
Last month's opening of Nextgen Mall just a few metres from the Southern Bypass is expected to raise demand for office space on Mombasa Road, which has over the years seen slow uptake. Since its opening in late December, there has been a speedy uptake of office space in the ...
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Business: Will Nextgen Mall raise demand for Mombasa Road office space?
Last month's opening of Nextgen Mall just a few metres from the Southern Bypass is expected to raise demand for office space on Mombasa Road, which has over the years seen slow uptake. Since its opening in late December, there has been a speedy uptake of office space in the ...
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Business: Tea farmers in South Rift want government to waive loans
Small scale tea growers supplying their green leaves to Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) managed factories in Bomet and Kericho wants the government to waive loans used in building factories in the region.
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Business News: Tea farmers in South Rift want government to waive loans
Small scale tea growers supplying their green leaves to Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) managed factories in Bomet and Kericho wants the government to waive loans used in building factories in the region.
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Business: Association: New car sales plunge 30 percent in 2016
The number of new vehicles sold in Kenya dropped 30.6 percent last year to 13,535 units, the Kenya Motor Industry Association said on Wednesday, blaming the fall mainly on higher duties for motor vehicles imposed at the start of 2016.
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Business News: Association: New car sales plunge 30 percent in 2016
The number of new vehicles sold in Kenya dropped 30.6 percent last year to 13,535 units, the Kenya Motor Industry Association said on Wednesday, blaming the fall mainly on higher duties for motor vehicles imposed at the start of 2016.
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Business News: P&G splashes Sh50 million on clean drinking water for 12 counties
Wellness products firm Procter and Gamble (P&G) in partnership with World Vision has committed to provide clean drinking water to 12 counties across Kenya.
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Business News: Turkana wind power eyes June production
Africa's biggest wind power scheme, the Lake Turkana Wind Power project in Kenya, should be fully connected to the national electricity grid and producing power by the end of June.
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Business News: Low appetite for imports helps narrow Kenya's trade deficit
Kenya's import bill for the 10 months to October last year went down significantly, offering much-needed reprieve to the country's balance of payments.
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Business News: Uganda lines up Sh236b railway in boost to Kenya's SGR
Uganda said the first phase of a railway designed to improve connections between the landlocked East African country and three of its neighbours will cost $2.3 billion (Sh236.9 billion).
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Business News: Kenya Pipeline invites bids for Kisumu oil jetty
Kenya Pipeline has invited bids to build an oil jetty on Lake Victoria as it seeks to improve flow of petroleum products in the areas around the lake including to the neighbouring countries.
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Business: Low appetite for imports helps narrow Kenya's trade deficit
Kenya's import bill for the 10 months to October last year went down significantly, offering much-needed reprieve to the country's balance of payments.
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Business: P&G splashes Sh50 million on clean drinking water for 12 counties
Wellness products firm Procter and Gamble (P&G) in partnership with World Vision has committed to provide clean drinking water to 12 counties across Kenya.
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Business: Uganda lines up Sh236b railway in boost to Kenya's SGR
Uganda said the first phase of a railway designed to improve connections between the landlocked East African country and three of its neighbours will cost $2.3 billion (Sh236.9 billion).
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Business: Turkana wind power eyes June production
Africa's biggest wind power scheme, the Lake Turkana Wind Power project in Kenya, should be fully connected to the national electricity grid and producing power by the end of June.
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Business: Kenya Pipeline invites bids for Kisumu oil jetty
Kenya Pipeline has invited bids to build an oil jetty on Lake Victoria as it seeks to improve flow of petroleum products in the areas around the lake including to the neighbouring countries.
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Business News: India's Ashok to set up assembly plant in Kenya
Indian vehicle manufacturer Ashok Leyland will soon open a bus assembly plant in Kenya, Industrialisation Cabinet Secretary Adan Mohamed has said.