Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Top executive changes that shook corporate Kenya in 2022
The C-suite changes came as firms battled rising costs and a lull business environment amid piling up pressure from shareholders and investors for management to deliver.
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World's billionaires choose Kenya for holiday
Some of the top business tycoons in the world are among those holidaying at the coast as the tourism sector records booming business.
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Kenya Power appoints Joy Brenda Masinde as chair
Joy Masinde is also the Executive Director of the East Africa Centre for Law and Justice (EACLJ), a position se has held for held for the last 12 years.
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Kenya Power to import 340,000 meters for new grid connections
Kenya Power is eyeing a shipment of over 300,000 electricity meters early next year to resume stalled power connections around the country.
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Early Christmas for Treasury as IMF board to release Sh53.2b
The endorsement is a huge relief for President William Ruto's administration. Kenya's economy has been hit hard by the lingering effects of Covid pandemic.
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Kenya's credit rating slash signals expensive foreign loans
Global ratings agency Fitch has downgraded Kenya's credit rating dimming the country's chances of tapping cheap credit on the international market.
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Value addition will enhance Kenyan tea's international competitiveness
Kenya is the leader in the export of bulk black tea, followed closely by Sri Lanka with a trading volume of 20 per cent and India taking a 15 per cent share of the global black tea trade.
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State's bold plan to grow economy, boost livelihoods
Ruto said the government was working with the private sector and has engaged suppliers to import 300,000 tonnes of fertiliser with two million bags having already landed at the port of Mombasa.
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Kenya-US trade deal, GMOs to top Ruto agenda at DC summit
Ruto is expected to meet President Biden on the sidelines of the three-day forum, where the twin issues are likely to feature prominently.
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Private sector activity grows for third consecutive month - survey
The latest PMI data showed that business activity in Kenya continues to grow, albeit slowly, for the third consecutive month, corroborating other data such as private sector credit growth.
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Report: Kenya's tax incentives boon for the rich as poor suffer
Oxfam and Tax Justice Network say the State lost Sh259.5 billion in generous tax holidays to multinationals last year.
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World Bank warns on Kenya's mounting debt risk, urges action
World Bank wants the government to act quickly to tackle fiscal imbalances and restructure public spending to draw more investments and boost growth.
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UAE, Kenya eye stronger trade ties, mark 40 years of partnership
The UAE is keen to explore new and more avenues to foster stronger ties and cooperation in all fields such as tourism, trade, investment, finance, agriculture, energy and petroleum.
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Coffee farmers raise alarm over falling prices at Nairobi auction
National Coffee Co-operative Union (Naccu) has alleged that a clique of businesses that dominate marketing of the produce has been driving down prices
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Why Kenya's startup space needs to be redefined
It has been established that there is a lack of a proper definition of startups in the Kenyan context. This has led to the existing institutional framework focusing largely on SMEs.
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Laila Macharia: Inside the mind of top investor
She is currently the vice chairperson of the board of Centum Investments and is also a non-executive director of Absa Bank Kenya.
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US links Kenyan ports to Chinese military base plan
Washington now claims Kenya's port facilities offer China strategic commercial and trade advantages but also provide it with "dual-use" potential for military functions.
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Travel agents fault State for ignoring sector
The Kenya Association of Travel Agents (Kata) said the State does not fully appreciate its role in the economy
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Kenya leading in use of renewable and clean energy in Horn of Africa
Kenya has made massive investments in renewable and clean energy. Half the region's population lacks access to electricity, the report says.
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KPA denies congestion reports at Mombasa port
Board chairman Joseph Kibwana said KPA expects business to thrive at the port despite the war in Ukraine, high fuel prices, and the effects of Covid-19.
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Kenya: Ruto Promises Radical Policy Reforms to Spur Investments
[Capital FM] Kwale -- The government will pursue policies that spur investments in the country, President William Ruto has said.