Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Eveready discloses Energizer deal accounts for 80pc of sales
Energizer International products account for 80 per cent of the Nairobi Securities Exchange-listed Eveready East Africa’s total sales.
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What part of Kenya's economy is generating dollar revenues to repay massive debt?
In 2024, Kenya will be expected to make payment of $2.4 billion for 2014 Eurobond.
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Business: KQ stock jumps to 9-month high
Shares of Kenya Airways jumped yesterday to Sh4.80 as investors reacted to the news of suspension of a pilots' strike.
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Business: Unilever Kenya re-launches royco mchuzi mix
Unilever Kenya has re-launched Royco Mchuzi Mix, to meet increased demand for natural food flavorings.
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Business News: Unilever Kenya re-launches royco mchuzi mix
Unilever Kenya has re-launched Royco Mchuzi Mix, to meet increased demand for natural food flavorings.
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Business: Stakeholders sign Sh32.9m agreement to revive cotton farming
Cotton farming in Kenya is on the recovery path, thanks to an ambitious programme being fast tracked by value chain players.
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Business News: Stakeholders sign Sh32.9m agreement to revive cotton farming
Cotton farming in Kenya is on the recovery path, thanks to an ambitious programme being fast tracked by value chain players.
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Business: Kenya Airways shares up 6.5 percent after pilots suspend strike
Shares in Kenya Airways jumped 6.5 percent in early trading on Tuesday after pilots suspended a planned strike following talks between the union, airline and government.
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Business News: Kenya Airways shares up 6.5 percent after pilots suspend strike
Shares in Kenya Airways jumped 6.5 percent in early trading on Tuesday after pilots suspended a planned strike following talks between the union, airline and government.
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Business: Letter writing kept alive in Kenya despite rise in internet use
Twenty-four-year-old Vincent Lukabo unsealed the brown envelope keenly and blew in some air to open it up before folding a typed letter and placing in.
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Kenya: Ouko team faults law on merger of political parties and wants it reviewed
A report has criticised the recently enacted law allowing merger of political parties, saying it is against the country's Constitution.
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Kenya: Governor Kivutha Kibwana launches Vision 2025 development plan
The plan identifies the main priorities for the county as water, education, healthcare, infrastructure, energy, food security, trade and value-added agriculture.
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Nyanza: I used entertainment allocation to fund Mock exams, says Rasanga
Siaya Governor Cornel Rasanga has defended his move to sponsor standard eight Mock exams claiming that he used part of the county entertainment allocations.
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Business News: Uber gets 71pc more business after price cut
Uber has said its drivers are making 71 per cent more trips since the taxi-hailing company slashed charges in Nairobi.
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Business: How Rift Valley Railways lost out on Sh4m-a-day oil deal
Inside Rift Valley Railways' downtown head offices, one man is still angry about being knocked out of a lucrative oil deal.
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Business: Tiny car that launched a business idea
Mutahi had learnt quite a bit of handiwork from a casual job he held with an elevator company in Nairobi where his father worked. He bought the necessary materials and started making over his car. The Morris Mini had cost him Sh60,000; fixing its interior cost about Sh8,000.
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Business: Uganda-bound cargo retains lead position at port
The Port of Mombasa handled 21,458 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) at its two container terminals in the week ending October 5.
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Business Beat: How Rift Valley Railways lost out on Sh4m-a-day oil deal
Inside Rift Valley Railways' downtown head offices, one man is still angry about being knocked out of a lucrative oil deal.
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Business: Uber gets 71pc more business after price cut
Uber has said its drivers are making 71 per cent more trips since the taxi-hailing company slashed charges in Nairobi.
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Business Beat: Uganda-bound cargo retains lead position at port
The Port of Mombasa handled 21,458 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) at its two container terminals in the week ending October 5.
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Business Beat: Tiny car that launched a business idea
Mutahi had learnt quite a bit of handiwork from a casual job he held with an elevator company in Nairobi where his father worked. He bought the necessary materials and started making over his car. The Morris Mini had cost him Sh60,000; fixing its interior cost about Sh8,000.