Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Nairobi: Why judges want Kenya's sexual offences law amended
Kenya's sexual offences law fairly broad and comparable to others worldwide, says judge who crafted it
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Nairobi: Judges in Kenya root for review of Sexual Offences Act to end unfair penalties
The minimum sentences for sexual offences continue to draw criticism from judges who want the law changed to allow them make independent decisions.
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NSSF halts bid for Africa’s third tallest tower on safety fears
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has abandoned its plan to raise Hazina Trade Centre to 39 floors, dashing Kenya’s ambition of hosting Africa’s third tallest building.
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Kenya: Why government risks losing maritime dispute with Somali
Kenya is likely to lose maritime dispute claims against Somalia in the long run if past determinations of International Court of Justice (ICJ) are anything to go by, a maritime law expert has cautioned.
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Business community, residents give Mombasa's Nyali Police Station a Sh26m facelift
The second phase, which will entail the building of another wall at the back, is set to start next week.
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Business News: Beware of cons, city real estate investors warned
Investors in Nairobi risk losing millions of shillings to fraudsters who use fake documentation to sell prime land. Most victims purchase land from dealers and agents whose authenticity has been challenged in court but who enjoy powerful connections.
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Business: Beware of cons, city real estate investors warned
Investors in Nairobi risk losing millions of shillings to fraudsters who use fake documentation to sell prime land. Most victims purchase land from dealers and agents whose authenticity has been challenged in court but who enjoy powerful connections.
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Business News: How Kenya can achieve revenue and growth objectives
Two reports released last week are a clear demonstration that the Government needs to re-engineer the way it raises taxes, borrows money and finances its operations.
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Business News: Kenyans transact Sh100b daily through Central Bank's RTGS
The non-computerisation of most government services has slowed down the uptake of e-commerce as a regular means of business in Kenya despite the country's pioneer role in mobile money usage.
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Business News: World Bank gives Kenya's economy thumbs up
Kenya's economy has shrugged off the effects of subdued growth in the continent but still faces threats from terrorist attacks, a new report says.
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Business News: Safaricom takes Blaze mentorship to Nairobi
Safaricom is training youth through mentors to help them choose career paths early in order to avoid the scare of losing focus.
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Business: How Kenya can achieve revenue and growth objectives
Two reports released last week are a clear demonstration that the Government needs to re-engineer the way it raises taxes, borrows money and finances its operations.
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Business News: Airtel loses about 130,000 customers in three months
More than 130,000 subscribers ditched Airtel Kenya's network between April and June as the going gets tough for the Indian-owned telecommunications firm.
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Business: World Bank gives Kenya's economy thumbs up
Kenya's economy has shrugged off the effects of subdued growth in the continent but still faces threats from terrorist attacks, a new report says.
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Business: Kenyans transact Sh100b daily through Central Bank's RTGS
The non-computerisation of most government services has slowed down the uptake of e-commerce as a regular means of business in Kenya despite the country's pioneer role in mobile money usage.
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Business: Airtel loses about 130,000 customers in three months
More than 130,000 subscribers ditched Airtel Kenya's network between April and June as the going gets tough for the Indian-owned telecommunications firm.
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Business: Safaricom takes Blaze mentorship to Nairobi
Safaricom is training youth through mentors to help them choose career paths early in order to avoid the scare of losing focus.
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Business: Kenya-US direct flights may start in November
James Macharia, the Cabinet secretary for Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban development has said all issues that were under discussion between Kenyan aviation authorities and their American counterparts have been disposed of.
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Business News: Kenya-US direct flights may start in November
James Macharia, the Cabinet secretary for Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban development has said all issues that were under discussion between Kenyan aviation authorities and their American counterparts have been disposed of.
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Kenya: CBK demands Sh45 billion refund from Imperial Bank
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and its agency Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation moved to court yesterday seeking a Sh45 billion refund from Imperial Bank directors and shareholders. The CBK is seeking orders to freeze assets of 44 companies associated with Imperial Bank's directors and shareholders.
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High price of firing county bosses: Sh54m and rising
Nairobi-based lawyer Moses Chelanga said the law is to blame for the confusion.