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: Kenya trails peers as mining destination
Kenya is rated as the worst mining destination in Africa and only slightly better than Hungary and Malaysia in terms of global rankings, according to the 2014 Fraser Institute Annual Survey of Mining Companies.
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Business: Kenya to await oil price rebound before pumping
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Business: New roads, rail links to help spur Kenya economy
Kenya's drive to improve rail, roads and power plants will help spur economic growth to 6.9 per cent in 2015 and 7 per cent in coming years, its finance minister has said.
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We must now get down to the serious business of reviving Kenyas tourism
The Tourism Recovery Task Force, which was appointed by President Uhuru Kenyatta last year, on Tuesday presented recommendations on how to revive the industry.
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Business: Airtel, Visa extend mobile payments to seven countries in Africa
Barcelona, Spain: Visa and Bharti Airtel Tuesday announced a partnership to bring innovative mobile payment services to seven markets in Africa including Kenya, Gabon, Ghana, Madagascar, Rwanda, Seychelles and Tanzania.
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Kenya: Tender: KMC top managers under probe
The management of the Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) is on the spot over procurement improprieties.
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New bid to boost Africa-US trade
Efforts to remove trade barriers between the East African Community and the US have started in earnest.
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Business Beat: Kenya Seed contract throws large-scale growers a lifeline
Tens of thousands of farmers have been left holding sorghum which they are struggling sell after their contracts with East African Breweries Ltd (EABL) were terminated.
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Business: Kenya Seed contract throws large-scale growers a lifeline
Tens of thousands of farmers have been left holding sorghum which they are struggling sell after their contracts with East African Breweries Ltd (EABL) were terminated.
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Business Beat: Foundation sets aside Sh9.1b to revive Africa's start-up revolution
In 2012, The Economist wrote a colourful article about how Kenya, Â?previously known for its coffee and safarisÂ?, was in the middle of a tech boom. The article said Nairobi was fast becoming a Â?Silicon SavannahÂ?, a phrase that has since become a moniker for the city's burst of apps, hubs ...
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Business: Foundation sets aside Sh9.1b to revive Africa's start-up revolution
In 2012, The Economist wrote a colourful article about how Kenya, Â?previously known for its coffee and safarisÂ?, was in the middle of a tech boom. The article said Nairobi was fast becoming a Â?Silicon SavannahÂ?, a phrase that has since become a moniker for the city's burst of apps, hubs ...
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East Africa: U.S. Signs Trade Pledge With East Africa, Eyes Rest of Continent
[ANGOP]Washington -The United States and five East African countries pledged on Thursday to ease trade flows and set the stage for more U.S. investment, a program that could be extended to other parts of Africa.
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Business: Airtel to reward excellence amongst Kenya's bloggers
Airtel Kenya has announced that it will sponsor this year's BAKE Kenyan Blog Awards scheduled for May 2. The awards aim to single out bloggers with great creative and innovative, useful and regular content and posts.
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Kenya: Kenya ranked 3rd growing economy
Kenya has emerged third in the top 20 fastest growing economies in the world in 2015 according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg Business.
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Business News: EAC court drops case against Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda
East Africa Court of Justice (EACJ) has dropped a case filed by three Tanzanians challenging a decision by Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda to lock out their country from a tripartite deal to fast-track East African integration.
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Business News: Telkom Kenya to investigate names in US report
Telkom Kenya will investigate bribery claims against its officials named in the US report.
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Business: EAC court drops case against Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda
East Africa Court of Justice (EACJ) has dropped a case filed by three Tanzanians challenging a decision by Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda to lock out their country from a tripartite deal to fast-track East African integration.
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Business: Telkom Kenya to investigate names in US report
Telkom Kenya will investigate bribery claims against its officials named in the US report.
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Business: Nairobi Hospital to open new training college
The Nairobi Hospital will soon launch a college to equip Kenyan health professionals with post-basic training.
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Ruling on anti-terrorism law a triumph for Kenyas Judiciary
The ruling marks a giant leap in the evolution of Kenyas anti-terrorism architecture.
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Business: BAT Kenya profit up 11pc on back of export and domestic sales boost
British American Tobacco (BAT) Kenya's full year 2014 pretax profit jumped 11 per cent to Sh6.1 billion, helped by increased export and domestic sales, the company said yesterday.