Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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New law an incentive to re-invent banking
The reality is that banking in Kenya is dominated by the top five banks.
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Corrupt? Not me, says DP Ruto
DEPUTY President William Ruto has dismissed claims that he is corrupt and accused those who say so of envy. Ruto defended his political and financial achievements, saying he can account for all his success. “I’m very proud of my record,” said Ruto in an interview with the Star in New ...
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Atheists promote Godless Parenting for better, healthier and happier kids
The internet trolls had spewed vitriol and prayed it wouldn't happen. But it did: Atheists in Kenya (AIK) on Saturday evening held a much-publicised event to promote 'Godless Parenting'. It was all about rearing a child to be thoughtful, inquisitive, compassionate, moral and ethical, socially responsible and successful. And to ...
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Business: Ethiopia flying to top of continent in aviation as JKIA records slow growth
Ethiopia has beaten Kenya to become the regional aviation hub, as it continues to capitalise on its thriving national airline and airport infrastructure.
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Business News: Ethiopia flying to top of continent in aviation as JKIA records slow growth
Ethiopia has beaten Kenya to become the regional aviation hub, as it continues to capitalise on its thriving national airline and airport infrastructure.
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We dare Nkaissery to arrest us, no apologies, says Mandago
Governor Jackson Mandago and North Rift MPs will not apologise for storming Moi University last week to stop acting VC Laban Ayiro from taking over. Mandago and the MPs have dared Interior CS Joseph Nkaissery to arrest them, saying they are not tribal. They are accused of making tribal and ...
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Kenya: MPs pass law for own VIP Burials as locals wish greed makes them start committing suicide
The Ugandan law empowers members of parliament to determine their own emoluments and they have been doing that with abandon.
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Business: Kenya Airways in talks with 3-4 parties on stake sale
Kenya Airways is talking to "about three or four" foreign institutional investors and airlines about buying a stake to raise cash for the lossmaking carrier, its chief executive said on Monday.
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Business: Crickets, birds, weather data combine to guide African farmers
It was in Mbeere, in rural Kenya, where Muthoni Masinde began to pick up on nature's way of signposting shifting weather patterns, as she helped her mother farm their land.
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Business News: Crickets, birds, weather data combine to guide African farmers
It was in Mbeere, in rural Kenya, where Muthoni Masinde began to pick up on nature's way of signposting shifting weather patterns, as she helped her mother farm their land.
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Business: Tea farmers want number of KTDA directors reduced
Small scale tea growers are proposing radical changes to the management of Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) run factories so as to reduce the management cost and increase earnings of the farmers.
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Business News: Tea farmers want number of KTDA directors reduced
Small scale tea growers are proposing radical changes to the management of Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) run factories so as to reduce the management cost and increase earnings of the farmers.
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Business: Bank's m-loans drop since new interest rate took effect
The Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has not issued any loan on its mobile platform since the new law that caps interest rates came into force.
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Sci & Tech: Bank's m-loans drop since new interest rate took effect
The Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has not issued any loan on its mobile platform since the new law that caps interest rates came into force.
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Kenya will not stop maize imports from Uganda, farmers told
Kenya will not stop maize imports from Uganda as the two countries have signed East African trade protocol, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett has said.
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CBK says foreign banks targeting local market despite new rate cap
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has disclosed that banks from eight countries are looking to enter the Kenyan market even after capping interest rates.
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Low petroleum prices cut import bill by Sh50 billion
Low global petroleum prices helped Kenya save nearly Sh50 billion in petroleum import bills during the first half of the year despite the steep rise in consumption, the latest industry data indicates.
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Kenya, Jordan to boost trade in visit by King Abdullah II
The King is reciprocating a visit by the President who went to Jordan in August last year.
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CBK says foreign banks targeting local market despite new rate cap
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has disclosed that banks from eight countries are looking to enter the Kenyan market even after capping interest rates.
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Western: Supermarkets in Kenya record drop of sales as sugar crisis continues to bite
Sugar crisis in the country has continued to bite as supermarkets record drop of sales of other retailed products.
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Kenya: DP Ruto cites development record to woo US investors
We are a competitive country and we have tremendously improved the climate of doing business,” the Deputy President said