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: Mombasa government plans own tourism board
Mombasa County government has announced plans to launch its own Mombasa Tourism Board to revive and manage the tourism sector in the county.
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Business: Mombasa government plans own tourism board
Mombasa County government has announced plans to launch its own Mombasa Tourism Board to revive and manage the tourism sector in the county.
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Business: Solar irrigation cuts drought risk, emissions for Kenya's farmers
In the scorching sun, Alphonce Abok keeps an eye on his fields of watermelons growing near the banks of the Sound River, one of the major channels feeding into Lake Victoria.
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Insurer threatens to cancel Kenya Power car policy
Canon Assurance has threatened to terminate Kenya Power’s Sh220 million motor vehicle insurance policy if the electricity supplier does not double payable premiums.
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End of Nyeri budget stalemate as Governor Nderitu Gachagua assents to finance Bill
The executive is under pressure to speed up the implementation of the budget.
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Jubilee blows away Sh14 billion public cash
President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Jubilee administration has wasted over Sh14 billion, a new audit report indicates, detailing massive plunder within key ministries and government departments. The report by Auditor General Edward Ouko also reveals that the government could not support expenditure of over Sh7.3 billion. The report adds onto the graft and accountability crisis in ...
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We will not protect anyone linked to graft, says DP Ruto
DEPUTY President William Ruto yesterday said the Jubilee Government would not protect anyone linked to corruption. Ruto said the government would make sure all those responsible for misuse of public resources are made to account for their misdeeds. Speaking when he presided over a fundraiser at Kaaga Methodist Church in ...
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Kenya bars EA students from city law school
The decision comes after a directive from the Council of Legal Education.
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Business: Sharia-compliant Sacco makes waves in northern Kenya
A Shariah-compliant Sacco that promises to cushion pastoralists from incurring losses during droughts has opened a second branch in Wajir town.
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Business News: Sharia-compliant Sacco makes waves in northern Kenya
A Shariah-compliant Sacco that promises to cushion pastoralists from incurring losses during droughts has opened a second branch in Wajir town.
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We will not admit foreign students, Kenya School of Law says
Mr Gimara called on LSK to engage the relevant government departments.
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Kenya: Experts: Password holders can only collude to steal funds through IFMIS
In early October, unknown officials entered the government finance system at night and transferred millions of shillings in quick succession.
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Kenya: It's State's duty to fight graft, say CORD leaders
The Jubilee administration came under sharp criticism over corruption during Ford Kenya's General Council meeting in Nairobi yesterday.
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Business: European Union opposes call to terminate donor aid to Kenya
The European Union (EU) and Denmark have poured cold water on the push by some donor countries to cease advancing aid to Kenya.
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Good system with bad managers is the country’s biggest challenge
We have assumed a culture of impunity in Kenya that not a law or policy will succeed in dealing with.
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Kenyans wait for Abraham, Esther after 'Moses' spotted along Tom Mboya
Kenyans are anxiously waiting for other Biblical characters to appear in Nairobi after 'Jesus' and 'Moses' have been spotted in the city. On Wednesday evening, a man resembling Jesus was seen on Moi Avenue. Business came to a halt as many stopped to take selfies with the unidentified long-haired, thick-bearded ...
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Kalonzo, Muthama feud rocks Ukambani
Until recently they were a formidable, united Ukambani team. Now they are estranged. Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama's relationship has deteriorated to the point that Kalonzo says the senator is working for his downfall. Kalonzo is the region's supremo, long financed by Muthama, but his position ...
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Business: I wanted to be a vet, but found hotter deal in growing onions
Wachuma, now 23, passed his 2011 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam and was admitted to Kenyatta University to pursue a degree in animal health and production. Today he is a fourth year student and is already offering veterinary services.
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Kenya: Mining law will address inequality and stop exploitation, says Gideon Moi
Multi-national companies extracting oil, gas and other natural resources will no longer exploit Kenyans once a Bill is passed.
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Business: Why Kenya wants to switch to Chinese yuan
The National Treasury wants to start borrowing directly in Chinese and other foreign currency to reduce reliance on the dollar.
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Kenya: Man and wife charged with abduction of three children
A man and his wife were yesterday charged at the Shanzu Law Courts for kidnapping three minors after telling them they were their biological parents.