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: KPA warns of false recruitment scheme at port
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has issued an alert warning Kenyans that impostors are swindling many unemployed youths with false promises of employment at Mombasa port.
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Nyeri Court nullifies union elections, says law violated
Justice Ongaya found that no valid reasons were given on the unanimous election.
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[VIDEO] Uhuru delivers 500 police vehicles, promises to fill 'glaring gaps'
Police have received 500 new vehicles to enhance their mobility and welfare. President Uhuru Kenyatta commissioned the vehicles on Monday saying one of the most glaring gaps in the security sector was transport. Uhuru said his government intervened as the effectiveness of the National Police Service had been hampered. “This sorry state of affairs ...
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Business News: Malaysian hospital chain makes Sh250m Kenyan investment
Malaysian hospital chain, Columbia Pacific Management, plans to scale up its investments in Kenya with the opening of Sh250 million outpatient facility in Nairobi.
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Business News: Uptake of new maritime law in Kenya off to slow start
Uptake of the new maritime insurance law compelling importers to buy policies from local underwriters has been slower than expected.
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Business News: IMF now predicts sluggish economic growth for Kenya
Kenya's economic growth rate will slow in 2017, from about six per cent last year, due to sluggish credit growth and as investors take a wait-and-see attitude before a presidential election in August, a senior IMF official has said.
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Business News: Tough going for small banks as CBK steps up liquidity mop-up
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has continued to drain excess liquidity from the market for the second week running, signalling tough times for banks that rely on the regulator for survival.
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Business: Tough going for small banks as CBK steps up liquidity mop-up
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has continued to drain excess liquidity from the market for the second week running, signalling tough times for banks that rely on the regulator for survival.
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Business: Uptake of new maritime law in Kenya off to slow start
Uptake of the new maritime insurance law compelling importers to buy policies from local underwriters has been slower than expected.
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Business: Why Kenya is losing its most precious market
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) data last week showed Kenya's exports to Uganda had declined by a massive 20 per cent in the first 10 months of 2016.
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Business Beat: Young pilot's flying school in Nairobi bids to bring aviation to the masses
Suleiman Hamud is fortunate enough to be living his dream. He became the owner of a licensed flying school at just 24.
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Business: Why mining CS is cautious about exposing the billions under our feet
Four years after making the announcement, Kenya is yet to actualise an ambitious plan to establish the location of its mineral wealth.
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Business: Young pilot's flying school in Nairobi bids to bring aviation to the masses
Suleiman Hamud is fortunate enough to be living his dream. He became the owner of a licensed flying school at just 24.
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Business Beat: Safaricom stock defies bear run as NSE 20 index hits 7-year low
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) index of 20 blue-chip companies closed last week below the psychological 3,000-level.
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Business: CBK calls for calm as shilling slides
The sound of a falling shilling can taint the legacy of Kenya's central bankers, cause panic and spark raging debate on its impact on the economy.
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Business Beat: Why mining CS is cautious about exposing the billions under our feet
Four years after making the announcement, Kenya is yet to actualise an ambitious plan to establish the location of its mineral wealth.
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Business: Malaysian hospital chain makes Sh250m Kenyan investment
Malaysian hospital chain, Columbia Pacific Management, plans to scale up its investments in Kenya with the opening of Sh250 million outpatient facility in Nairobi.
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Business Beat: CBK calls for calm as shilling slides
The sound of a falling shilling can taint the legacy of Kenya's central bankers, cause panic and spark raging debate on its impact on the economy.
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Business: IMF now predicts sluggish economic growth for Kenya
Kenya's economic growth rate will slow in 2017, from about six per cent last year, due to sluggish credit growth and as investors take a wait-and-see attitude before a presidential election in August, a senior IMF official has said.
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Business Beat: Why Kenya is losing its most precious market
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) data last week showed Kenya's exports to Uganda had declined by a massive 20 per cent in the first 10 months of 2016.
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Business: Safaricom stock defies bear run as NSE 20 index hits 7-year low
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) index of 20 blue-chip companies closed last week below the psychological 3,000-level.