Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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KRA moves to bar tax defaulters from dealings
Kenya Revenue Authority is stemming up filing of tax returns with defaulters set to be blocked from engaging in import and export business
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Britam buys Sh1.4bn power firm stake
Britam Asset Managers (Kenya) has bought a Sh1.4 billion stake in a local electricity producer through a US-based investment firm as the company seeks to diversify its investments beyond equities, real estate and bonds.
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What Sh5.7b Google fine can do for Kenya
The fine which is equivalent to Sh5.76 billion, can sustain various institutions in Kenya's economy as well as support President Kenyatta's Big Four
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Tourism marketer heads to India and Spain to market destination Kenya
KTB will be leading local travel trade partners on marketing missions in India and Spain as the country seeks to grow tourism numbers to 2.5 million
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Huduma Namba database to contain citizenship details
The database will contain information on all Kenyan citizens as well as foreign nationals residing in Kenya.
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Hold your horses, KenGen told over power sale plans
Kenya Electricity Generating Company has designs on rivalling energy distributor Kenya Power, but stakeholders think the law and government ownership do not allow it to do so.
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Kenya sets sight on India, Spain to grow tourist numbers
Kenya trade partners have pitched in Mumbai in bid to grow tourist arrivals to 2.5m by 2022.
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Second hand clothes imports hit new record
Kenya cranked up import of second hand clothes in the first three quarters of 2018 to 134,000 tonnes, just 1,800 tonnes shy of 2017 full-year importation.
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Nairobi street transforms from den of thieves to thriving business hub
Now christened ‘China Ndogo’, Timboroa Lane was a no-go zone and popular with muggers.
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Make medical cover part of New Year plans
It is therefore imperative that we sustain efforts to deepen medical insurance penetration in Kenya.
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Killers Of 21 People In Kenya Meet Waterloo
All five militants who stormed the DusitD2 hotel and business complex on Tuesday, have been killed, officials say, and a major hunt is under way to find those who helped organise it. Somalia-based Islamist group, al-Shabab, says it was behind the attack. Kenya’s Red Cross says everyone who was missing ...
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Woman testifies against brother-in-law in bestiality case
Maina is accused of engaging in a bestial act with the hen on September 11 last year, at Nyuruyu village in Nakuru County.
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NSE defies terror attack, gains Sh19 billion in a day
A day after terror attack on city business complex, Nairobi Securities Exchange records' highest turnover in three months.
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How to avoid being conned when purchasing a home
In June 2016, Britam reported that Kenya's real estate sector grew at 12 per cent between 2011 and 2015, contributing 7.5% to the GDP.
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Foreign firms pledge to stick to Nairobi after attack
International companies with regional headquarters in Kenya says that a deadly militant desutD2 hotel would not scare them away from Nairobi
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Tunai says Kenya is safe, tells tourists no to change travel plans
Tunai urges foreign embassies not to issue travel advisories to their citizens.
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Economy unmoved after terrorist attack in Nairobi
Shilling stayed stable against the dollar as Uhuru assured tourists and residents of safety.
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SAP says all staff safe after Nairobi attack
German business software group SAP said all staff working at its office in Nairobi had been brought to safety after an attack by gunmen.
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DusitD2 has been feted twice globally for excellent services
DusitD2 Nairobi is a 100-bed hotel and targets business travellers.
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Five Nyanza counties rake in more revenue
Huge wage bill and increased expenditure on foreign travels, however, cloud the successes.
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Kenya Power, firms in fresh poles tender row
Protest that power company is restricting the lucrative business to a club of 23 companies who won four years ago.