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: Analysts warn of tough times ahead in Kenya, citing poor weather
Kenyans should brace themselves for tough times as prices of key consumer goods are expected to rise due to poor rains.
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Business: KQ sacks 38 more workers, plans another round of cuts
Kenya Airways yesterday started the latest round of sacking that will affect 38 employees as it struggles to remain afloat.
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Business: Importers to Kenya wary over local cargo insurance rule
Importers are worried that the new directive to insure all cargo locally might turn into a trade barrier.
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Uhuru signs election laws to allow use of manual back up in August poll
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday signed the controversial Election Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2015 into law at State House, Nairobi.The assent now allows IEBC to use a manual back-up to the electronic voting system in the August 8 general election.It also enforces a requirement for MPs and MCAs to have degrees ...
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Kenya: What is it like to be Mrs. Trump? The love story of Donald & Melania Trump
"If he gave me his business number I wouldn't have accepted it because I wasn't a girl who wanted to do business with him. He gave me all of them! So I called him."
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Business: Analysts: Kenya shilling expected to fall in 2017
After remaining stable in 2016 and going down by a paltry 0.1 percent against the U.S. dollar, the Kenya shilling is expected to be under intense pressure in 2017, analysts have noted.
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Business News: Analysts: Kenya shilling expected to fall in 2017
After remaining stable in 2016 and going down by a paltry 0.1 percent against the U.S. dollar, the Kenya shilling is expected to be under intense pressure in 2017, analysts have noted.
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Business: Analysts: Kenya's economy to slow to around 5.7 pct in 2017
Kenya's economic growth is expected to slow down to between 5.4 and 5.7 percent in 2017 down from 6 percent in 2016, analysts said on Monday.
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Business News: Analysts: Kenya's economy to slow to around 5.7 pct in 2017
Kenya's economic growth is expected to slow down to between 5.4 and 5.7 percent in 2017 down from 6 percent in 2016, analysts said on Monday.
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Free maternity shunned for traditional birth attendants
With free maternity services not significantly reducing mother and child deaths at birth since their introduction in 2013, focus is turning to traditional birth attendants (TBAs) in the fight against maternal mortality. Some 65 per cent of women in pastoralist communities still seek the services of TBAs instead of delivering ...
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Business: Exports to Uganda dip by 20pc as trade volume contracts
Kenya's exports to Uganda declined by 20 per cent in the first 10 months of 2016 in a worrying trend that has seen the country lose out in other key markets.
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Business: Farmers develop taste for insects as drought hurts crops
The knee-high dome on Ikung'u Kathimbu's farm in Weru village, eastern Kenya, shelters an unusual crop: a termite swarm.
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Business Beat: Farmers develop taste for insects as drought hurts crops
The knee-high dome on Ikung'u Kathimbu's farm in Weru village, eastern Kenya, shelters an unusual crop: a termite swarm.
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Business News: Exports to Uganda dip by 20pc as trade volume contracts
Kenya's exports to Uganda declined by 20 per cent in the first 10 months of 2016 in a worrying trend that has seen the country lose out in other key markets.
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Business: State's challenge in increasing exports while slowing imports
Despite whom we elect in the coming elections, Kenya will be increasing its exports while reducing imports.
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Business: Why SGR team is optimistic it will pass railway through Nairobi Park
Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) technocrats believe they have waded through the storm around the Nairobi National Park.
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Business: Intrigues as Chumo exits Kenya Power
Retired Kenya Power boss Ben Chumo failed in his attempt to have his contract renewed in a seemingly terse succession at the electricity distributor.
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Business Beat: Why SGR team is optimistic it will pass railway through Nairobi Park
Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) technocrats believe they have waded through the storm around the Nairobi National Park.
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Business Beat: State's challenge in increasing exports while slowing imports
Despite whom we elect in the coming elections, Kenya will be increasing its exports while reducing imports.
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Business News: Intrigues as Chumo exits Kenya Power
Retired Kenya Power boss Ben Chumo failed in his attempt to have his contract renewed in a seemingly terse succession at the electricity distributor.
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EACC probes Sh2 million High Court bribery bid
A High Court clerk and a secretary attached to a judge have been arrested by EACC detectives for receiving part of a Sh2 million bribe at the Milimani Law Courts.The two are alleged to have collected the cash from a member of the public who wanted to influence the outcome ...