Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Kenya-UK trade takes a hit after ban
Report shows regulations imposing strict standards on country's exports and Britain's preference for new markets to blame for decline.
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Treasury blamed for sugar imports
A letter from Comesa dated May 22, 2016 poked holes into Kenya Gazette Notice No. 4536 of May 12, 2017, that lifted duty on sugar imports.
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Farmers in court to stop CS Kiunjuri from 'harassing' them
Macadamia farmers from Embu, Meru and Tharaka Nithi counties are free to export their produce after court battle against CS Mwangi Kiunjuri.
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No job losses in Mombasa due to SGR cargo train, PS says
PS Maringa says ferrying of cargo via SGR has brought more gains to the economy.
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Doubts linger on reforms as Kenya gets new sugar import safeguards
Despite the numerous extensions, Kenya is far from meeting some of the conditions that have been set before opening the sub-sector to imports.
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Kenyan tycoons now give way to foreign investors
Kenya's grandpas of capital give way to new money
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Kenya Power faces Sh196 million suit for cancelling poles tender
Inter Tropical Timber Trading Company says Kenya Power illegally cancelled the tender to supply poles.
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South Korean Premier pushes for business ties with Kenya
Lee Nak-you visit set to boost technology and skills transfer to local companies as the two countries pushed for more business partnerships.
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US tips Kenya for a free trade window post Agoa
Washington is looking for ‘willing partner’ that could serve as template for other accords
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Telkom to launch network on balloons
The partnership between Telkom Kenya and Loon LLC will help them provide LTE coverage across larger areas in the country
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David Maraga urges youth to uphold rule of law
Industrialist Manu Chandaria said Kenya's future is dependent on the welfare of the youth.
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Kenya:Kenya's Safaricom, KCB Look North As Ethiopia Opens Market
[East African] Two of Kenya's largest blue chip companies, regional lender KCB Group and giant telco Safaricom, are on course to establishing operations in neighbouring Ethiopia where reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is opening up the economy, creating opportunity for daring foreign investors.
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Kenya's financial hub set for launch this year
Kenya will launch its international financial centre in the capital Nairobi later this year to attract large foreign financial firms
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Groups clash over management of city public toilets
Scramble for a piece of the lucrative public toilets business in Nairobi County played out as operators clashed with youth groups
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Kenya gets first locally licensed online foreign exchange trading platform
EGM Securities has launched the country's first locally regulated foreign exchange electronic trading platform
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Foreign investors dominate trading at Nairobi bourse
Foreign investors have dominated stock market trading activity in recent weeks as local retail traders shy away due to falling share prices.
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Lights off as top power men apply for bail
Anxiety after lights go off at Milimani Law Courts where a magistrate is listening to bail applications by top Kenya Power managers.
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Mutua wants one county permit for filmmakers
The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) is pushing for review of the law to allow for single licensing for public filming and exhibition.
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How Kenya is exporting jobs worth billions
Kenya has aggressively raided its fast-depleting reserve of foreign currency to import what was basically supposed to have been made in Kenya
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Good yields expected in first sorghum harvest
Plans by Kenya Breweries Limited to sponsor over 15,000 farmers in Nyanza to grow sorghum for its new Kisumu plant have paid off following a bumper harvest of the crop in the region.
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Reactions as Noordin Haji goes for Kenya Power bosses
Former Law Society of Kenya chief executive Apollo Mboya says suspects ignored his advice.