Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Miraa traders in Mandera say trade with Jubaland still on
The towns, which are near the Kenya-Somalia border, get daily miraa supplies from Mandera-based traders.
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We love this talk of Kenya and Tanzania infrastructure war
President Museveni suggested that Uganda could export its oil through Kenya if the Tanzania pipeline did not come online in time.
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Africa: Japan's Charm Offensive in Africa
[Citizen] Nairobi -The Sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (Ticad VI) held in Nairobi late August was not just a business summit. It was also about politics and positioning. With 22 African heads of state, four vice presidents and nine prime ministers (including ours), Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ...
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Africa: Japan Angles for More African Business
[New Era] Nairobi -The recent Sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD VI) that drew 10 000 delegates to Nairobi, Kenya for its maiden summit on the continent sharply re-focussed the attention of the international community on the urgency of Africa's development.
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Lobby seeks govt help over miraa ban by Somalia
The Green Gold Ambassadors says the cancellation of miraa-transporting flights to Somalia from Kenya will shrink Meru County's economy.
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Kenya: How to recognize an unhealthy relationship
Many people will put up with their partner's bad behavior, either because it is cute, at the time or because they believe they will change when they tie the knot.
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Kenya: Kenya banks taken to court over interest rates
Banks have lowered their interest rates to 14.5 per cent in compliance with the new law but the petitioner, Okiya Omtatah, says that they are still duping their customers with an excess of 1.6 per cent.
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Kenya Olympics body not above the law - Wario
The sports minister says he hopes to meet representatives of the IOC soon.
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Muita to head operations at Nairobi adhesive labels firm
Mr Muita is tasked with driving business for Skanem, especially across East Africa.
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Africa: African Bank Tips On Farming Turnaround
[EA Business] Nairobi -Creating markets, developing infrastructure and providing financing for farmers, are key ingredients for transforming agriculture in Africa.
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Kenya: Over 200 Chinese Investors Seek Kenya Prospects
[Capital FM] Nairobi -Over 200 investors from the Chinese province of Guangdong are attending the China Guangdong-Kenya Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference in Nairobi.
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Uganda: Toshiba in Uganda Geothermal Thrust
[EA Business] Nairobi -Toshiba Corporation, the Japanese engineering and technology multinational wants to help Uganda develop its geothermal resources found in the western parts of the country writes PAUL TENTENA
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Africa: Africa Would Do Well to Adopt the Japanese Kaizen Philosophy
[New Times] It is not often encompassing "business philosophy" paradigms are introduced to refresh the way things are done on the continent, as happened at the-just concluded Sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD VI) in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Kenya: Bobaboda operators wary of competition once national airline gets into motorcycle taxi business
Days after the national carrier announced intentions to enter the matatu business, boda-boda riders have come out strongly
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Coast: New law to boost war on illegal fishing in Kenya
President Uhuru Kenyatta has signed the Fisheries Management Development Bill.
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Nairobi: African leaders meet in Nairobi on agriculture
A continental meeting to discuss agriculture policies and investments in Africa opens today in Nairobi.
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Focus shifts to Magufuli in Kenya bid to secure trade deal with EU
Attention shifts to President John Magufuli as Kenya leads its integration partners to Arusha in a last-ditch effort to safeguard its free trade arrangement with Europe, amid stiff opposition from Tanzania.
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Kenya: Uber makes a try on chopper hops as revolution continues
But in most cases, it prevailed and caused a new approach in doing business. In Kenya, there are at least five taxi hailing applications that have been developed to counter Uber – which is running ahead on road and now, air.
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Kenya: Eastleigh shops closed in weekly protest
All major shops in bustling Eastleigh business district were Wednesday closed as traders started a "weekly protest" against hawkers.
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Kenya: Local Content Bill to give Kenyans more oil cash
Oil and gas companies will now be required to state how local communities will benefit from the proceeds before they are licenced if a proposed bill becomes law.
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New law could clash with Kenya’s obligations to Monetary Union
Although Parliament had achieved quite a feat, the final outcome of access and low interest rates on loans is still largely unknown.