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Kenya
Business: Cargo agents declare strike after talks flop
Talks between Kenya Revenue Authority and cargo agents to have their operating licences renewed unconditionally have flopped.
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Kenya
Business: Suitors line up to walk Kenya down controversial path to nuclear energy
Kenya is on a delicate journey that will see it switch on its first nuclear power plant by 2027. The country plans to put up four nuclear plants in the long term, each generating 1,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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USA Kenya
Business: KSMS partners with NGO to develop cheap loans for farmers
A US-funded NGO has partnered with the Kenya School of Monetary Studies (KSMS) to develop affordable loan products for farmers.
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Kenya
Business: Licence hitch denies university cash from power sales
Strathmore University has been feeding power it has generated to the national electricity grid for more than a year. However, it has yet to be able to bill Kenya Power for the electricity.
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Kenya
Business: Nairobi meet to discuss Africa digital agenda
Government leaders from across Africa are in Nairobi to discuss digital transformation on the continent.
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Kenya
Business: Buck-passing hurts new Kenya police medical cover
Mention the word police', and for many people, the picture that comes to mind is that of a law enforcer who can make life difficult for civilians.
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USA Kenya
Business: Hurrah for direct US flights to Kenya but don't pop the champagne yet
The Cabinet secretaries for Transport and Tourism may be forgiven for itching to celebrate Jomo Kenyatta International Airport's new Category 1 status.
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Kenya
Business: Konza boss takes ICT innovation hub model to rural Kenya
His love for technology and belief in what it can do for the country has seen him rise to head the ambitious Konza Technopolis project.
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Kenya
Business: We don't have money for Turkana oilfields, says Tullow partner
Africa Oil Corporation, Tullow's partner in the oilfields of Turkana, might slow its operations in Kenya due to a lack of funds.
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Mongolia Vietnam
E-Mart Amis to Boost Annual Exports up to 100 Bil. Won by Next Year
E-Mart announced on March 6 that it set next year's export target at 100 billion won. The target amount is the sum of E-Mart's all transactions in overseas countries, including the overall sales of its overseas stores, the amount of its exports to overseas retailers and wholesalers. Back in 2013, ...