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: Ghosts of Veblen still haunting us
Entrepreneurs have made lots of money in Kenya because of being disciples of Veblen, either consciously or unconsciously. Maybe its a sign of economic growth that conspicuous consumption has become more noticeable and profitable.
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Kenya: Planned law removes barriers for mega works
Under the legislation, projects that are the subject of land compensation disputes cannot be stopped through court injunctions, which has become the norm in recent years.
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Business News: Bamburi's Sh900m expansion lays ground for fierce price wars
Bamburi Cement has unveiled plans to expand its Nairobi processing plant at Sh902 million, raising stakes in an oversupplied industry.
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Kenya, Unesco partner to end doping
He said Kenya attaches great importance to sporting activities.
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ODM now targets three IEBC officials
The IEBC saga isn't over yet — ODM is stoking the fire with a new issue. The party now demands vetting and removal of three IEBC officials, despite commissioners agreeing to leave only if the secretariat remained intact. ODM chief Raila Odinga has threatened to call massive demonstrations if the ...
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Surgeon used a 'Mulika Mwizi' for a caesarean section
One night Fredrick Ouma Oluga was in the middle of a caesarian section at the Vihiga District Hospital when the lights flickered and then went out. The hospital’s generator should have kicked in immediately, but there was dead silence. And total darkness. “Are we going to die?” Asked the terrified ...
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Business: Kenyan farmers sow resistance to drought, boosting seed demand
In the late afternoon, Angelina Mwangangi, 52, is digging on her farm on a slope overlooking Iveti hill in Machakos County, southeast of Nairobi. To prevent erosion when the rains come, she has carved out terraces.
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Business News: Kenyan farmers sow resistance to drought, boosting seed demand
In the late afternoon, Angelina Mwangangi, 52, is digging on her farm on a slope overlooking Iveti hill in Machakos County, southeast of Nairobi. To prevent erosion when the rains come, she has carved out terraces.
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Business: Tanzania secures $259 mln funding for power grid link with Kenya
Tanzania has secured $258.82 million from the African Development Bank and the Japan International Cooperation Agency for a high voltage electricity line to connect its national power grid to Kenya's, its power utility said on Sunday.
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Business News: Tanzania secures $259 mln funding for power grid link with Kenya
Tanzania has secured $258.82 million from the African Development Bank and the Japan International Cooperation Agency for a high voltage electricity line to connect its national power grid to Kenya's, its power utility said on Sunday.
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Jacob Zuma arrives in Nairobi for three-day State visit
President Uhuru Kenyatta and his visitor will discuss trade, security and immigration.
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Somali refugees' return from Kenya "no longer voluntary"
Source: Norwegian Refugee Council Country: Kenya, SomaliaThe Norwegian Refugee Council questions the sustainability of return as an overwhelming majority of Somali refugees express fear of return due to insecurity at home. Background Dadaab’s five refugee camps in eastern Kenya are the largest such complex in the world. They were set up in ...
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Kenya: Police probing youth attack on finance officer David Okeyo
David Okeyo, the finance and economic planning executive, was attacked by youths who were protesting against corruption and intimidation by county revenue collectors at Got Rabuor Estate in Homa Bay town on Friday evening.
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Kenya: Kenyan state upbeat on Amina's AU position bid
State House has exuded confidence that Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed will eventually head the African Union.
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Business News: Car dealers target middle class as demand for luxury vehicles rises
Kenya's luxury car market is booming, with new models being launched by the day to cash in on the growing middle class.
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Business: IMF urges Kenya to limit spending as agreed in loan deal
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will insist that Kenya adheres to agreed spending cuts in its first assessment of the Government's fiscal stance under a Sh150 billion ($1.5 billion) standby-loan agreement.
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Business: Car dealers target middle class as demand for luxury vehicles rises
Kenya's luxury car market is booming, with new models being launched by the day to cash in on the growing middle class.
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Business News: Central Bank governor Dr Patrick Njoroge wins top honours
Dr Patrick Njoroge, the Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) was named the African Central Bank Governor of the Year at the 10th African Banker Awards.
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Business: Central Bank governor Dr Patrick Njoroge wins top honours
Dr Patrick Njoroge, the Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) was named the African Central Bank Governor of the Year at the 10th African Banker Awards.
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Kenya: Kilifi County signs investment deals worth Sh300b
Entrepreneurs will put in Sh300 billion in investments in Kilifi County following the conclusion of the inaugural Kilifi International Investment Conference which ended on Friday.
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Kenya: Eurobond, SGR 'heists' to finance 2017 election campaigns, claims Githongo
Anti-graft crusader John Githongo has claimed the country is already sliding into blatant theft through reckless procurement to finance next year's polls.