Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Raila is bad for Kenya economy, says President
President escalates attacks on Opposition leader, describing him as idle and blind to Jubilee credentials
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Raila: Uhuru is protecting Waiguru
Opposition leader Raila Odinga yesterday accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of protecting former Devolution CS Anne Waiguru and associates of Deputy President William Ruto he says are linked to corruption. Ruto's aide, Farouk Kibet, and Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen have been linked to the scam in which the National Youth ...
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IEBC given go ahead in Sh2.5 billion ballot paper tender
IEBC has secured a major victory in its preparations for the 2017 polls after a review board declined to overturn its Sh2.5 billion ballot papers tender. However, the titanic legal duel that has sucked in Jubilee and Cord now heads to the High Court with the loosing bidder, a South ...
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Business: Groundbreaking Imperial bank judgment recognizes stakeholders' rights in a receivership
The recent judgment of Justice Odunga in Republic v. Central Bank of Kenya & Another Ex Parte Imaran Limited & 5 Others (Misc. Civil App. No. 43/2016) in respect of Imperial Bank Limited (in receivership) (IBL) has provided the legal sector with some significant legal principles on how a bank ...
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Business Beat: Groundbreaking Imperial bank judgment recognizes stakeholders' rights in a receivership
The recent judgment of Justice Odunga in Republic v. Central Bank of Kenya & Another Ex Parte Imaran Limited & 5 Others (Misc. Civil App. No. 43/2016) in respect of Imperial Bank Limited (in receivership) (IBL) has provided the legal sector with some significant legal principles on how a bank ...
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Business: Kenyan named among the world's best marketers
Brand Kenya Director Chris Diaz was awarded and listed as one of the Most Influential Global Marketing Leaders by the World Marketing Congress (WMC) and World Brand Congress (WBC) on Saturday, November 26, 2016 at the Taj Hotel in Mumbai, India.
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Kenya: Isiolo Governor Godana urges the media to highlight development in marginalized regions
Doyo said the county has the potential to massively contribute to the economy of Kenya citing some of the Vision 2030 projects started under former President Mwai Kibaki.
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Kenya: Construction of Ibokolo-Shianda road in Mumias East commences
Speaking at the construction site yesterday, Mumias East MP Benjamin Washiali said the road will contribute towards the economic growth of the region through trade.
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Wesley Korir denies wife duty in Ottawa cost him medal
Korir said that despite the marathon team camp having not started, he sought permission from Team Kenya coaches.
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Kenya: Firms in Kenya lay off thousands of workers
More than 10,000 employees may have lost their jobs in 2016 alone, as employers grapple with a tough business environment.
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Kenya: Auditor blames western Kenya MCAs over irregular payments
The Auditor General has put county assemblies in Western on the spot over irregular payment of sitting allowances and foreign travels.
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Kenya: Harakhe charged with abuse of office in NYS scam
Former National Youth Service deputy director general Adan Harakhe has been charged with abuse of office over a Sh47 million tender.
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Business: How Gullet brought life to Red Cross
One month may be challenging enough to go without pay but for Abbas Gullet, 11-years as a volunteer at Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) was the best part of his life.
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Business: SMEs: The golden key to a flourishing Kenyan economy
SMEs support our economic growth; whether through food agriculture like the pineapple farmers of Thika, horticulture as in the rose farmers of Naivasha, tea production in the fields of Limuru or fishing by the communities of Kisumu
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Business Beat: Ketraco: Expensive land acquisitions slow down electrification
Like most of sub-Saharan African countries, Kenya's electrification is currently lagging behind global averages. More than half of its population is outside the national power grid.
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Business Beat: How Gullet brought life to Red Cross
One month may be challenging enough to go without pay but for Abbas Gullet, 11-years as a volunteer at Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) was the best part of his life.
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Business Beat: Bear run condemns investors to another year of burnt fingers
It is eleven months now and investors on Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) can no longer keep their eyes fixed on the trading bourse with hope. The green shoots have remained a rare fete.
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Business Beat: SMEs: The golden key to a flourishing Kenyan economy
SMEs support our economic growth; whether through food agriculture like the pineapple farmers of Thika, horticulture as in the rose farmers of Naivasha, tea production in the fields of Limuru or fishing by the communities of Kisumu
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Business: Ketraco: Expensive land acquisitions slow down electrification
Like most of sub-Saharan African countries, Kenya's electrification is currently lagging behind global averages. More than half of its population is outside the national power grid.
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Business: Bear run condemns investors to another year of burnt fingers
It is eleven months now and investors on Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) can no longer keep their eyes fixed on the trading bourse with hope. The green shoots have remained a rare fete.
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Business: Konza City to create 250,000 jobs by 2030
At least 250,000 jobs will be created upon completion of the Kenya's first Silicon Valley, Konza City by 2030.