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: CS: Delayed SGR project to be back on track in 2 weeks
Construction of the second phase of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) through the Nairobi National Park will begin next month despite protests from wildlife conservation lobbies.
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Business: Kenya wins big in energy awards in Washington
Kenya has won several Energy awards at the ongoing World Energy Engineering Congress in Washington DC.
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Kenya to lead Africa in another anti-ICC onslaught in new case
Kenya is set to mobilise Africa in a new fight with the ICC after judges at The Hague-based court referred the country to the Assembly of States Parties for non-cooperation. The court referred Kenya to its peers at the ASP, claiming the government refused to cooperate when it sought President Uhuru ...
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Raila to register Cord Party for 2017
Cord plans to register as a single 'corporate' Cord Party, allowing affiliates to field candidates on their tickets in some areas and under Cord tickets in others. The umbrella strategy aims to improve opposition chances of victory next year against the massive Jubilee Party machine — recently formed by the ...
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Business: Kenya pledges to phase out ozone depleting substances
Kenya is in the process of phasing out ozone depleting substances (ODS) and alternatives with high global warming potential (GWPs), a senior official said Friday.
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Business: Kenya calls for more funding to return Somali refugees from Dadaab
Kenya has called at the United Nations General Assembly for more funding for its plan to repatriate more than 300,000 Somali refugees living in a vast camp on its border, citing world leaders' commitment to burden-sharing.
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Business News: Kenya calls for more funding to return Somali refugees from Dadaab
Kenya has called at the United Nations General Assembly for more funding for its plan to repatriate more than 300,000 Somali refugees living in a vast camp on its border, citing world leaders' commitment to burden-sharing.
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Business: Telkom Kenya reviews its mobile data offering
Telkom Kenya has reviewed its data offers for its pre-paid Internet on Mobile and Internet Everywhere (modem) customers.
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Business: Six-lane Mombasa-Nairobi Highway bidding to start
The Government has announced plans to partner with the private sector to build a six-lane highway from Mombasa to Nairobi are at an advanced stage.
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Business: Asian healthcare giant, Columbia Asia, opens facility in Kenya
Columbia Asia, one of the largest and fastest-growing healthcare companies in Asia, is expanding its operations to Africa.
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Business: KRA moves to tighten grip in fight against illicit alcohol
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) wants to ride on inter-agency collaboration to crack whip on fake alcohol stamps that has cost the agency billions of shillings in tax revenue.
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Business: Private car owners in Kenya set to pay higher premium
Motorists are likely to pay more for car insurance as underwriters feel the impact of higher costs and lower earnings from the high-risk private motor sub-sector.
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Kenya: Court halts vehicle licence plates tender
A multi-billion-shilling deal to supply new hi-tech number plates might not happen any time soon.
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Kenya: Invest more in conflict prevention, CS Amina urges UN
Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amb. Amina Mohamed has called on UN member states to pay as much attention to conflict prevention mechanisms as they do to peacekeeping.
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House okays EU trade pact ahead of deadline
Parliament unanimously endorsed Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), sending yet another strong signal of Kenya’s resolve to conclude the decade-old negotiations with Europe.
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Kenya and Somalia plan free visa pact
Scrapping visa requirements on their nationals is part of efforts to boost trade and investment.
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East Africa: China's Belt and Road Initiaive to Unleash Global Prosperity - Kenyan Scribe
[Focac] Nairobi -The Belt and Road initiative being championed by China will unleash global prosperity through increased cross border trade, cultural interactions and skills transfer, a Kenyan scribe said on Friday.
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[VIDEO] Cops accused of killing three 'innocent' girls at Mombasa Central police station
A human rights body has questioned the manner in which three women were killed at Mombasa Central police station, in what officers say was a foiled terror attack. Muhuri has challenged police reports that the women were suicide bombers on a mission to blow up the station. “When the story broke, the police narration ...
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ODM wants by-elections for defectors
ODM wants rebels who defected to the Jubilee Party to walk the talk of their new heart-felt allegiance and resign — or get kicked out of the opposition. They should lose their seats and by-elections held to replace them, it says. The party has threatened to expel 13 elected members ...
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Kenya: CS Amina urges international community to support countries hosting refugees
Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amb. Amina Mohamed has urged the global community to support countries hosting huge number of refugees in accordance with the principle of burden sharing.
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Kenya: Kenya on the road to becoming maritime economy, says Cabinet Secretary
Kenya has the potential of becoming a great maritime economy on the East African coast, the Government has said.