- CAK says no one is stealing Jet fuel and selling cheaply
- A telecoms mast pumps life into a tiny village in Narok County
- Floods threaten to delay reopening of schools
- UK pledges Sh1.1Bn for 50 green projects in Kenya
- KRA waives Sh244.7 billion in tax penalties and interests
- Kenya can be the Singapore of Africa — Meg Whitman
- New law sets Sh200,000 fine for defacing traffic offense notice
- Investors need to buy unique African stories to commit long term capital
- Safaricom academy sets sight on 10,000 fibre gurus
- KCB ladies gear up for Africa Club Championships in Egypt
- Fines loom for unlicensed matatu couriers
- CIC’s EasyBima puts premium payments on a monthly roll
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Kenya can be the Singapore of Africa — Meg Whitman
Kenya has the potential to become the Singapore of Africa through vertical business integration, job creation, innovation, and foreign direct
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UK pledges Sh1.1Bn for 50 green projects in Kenya
The UK has pledged Kes1.1 billion (£6.6 million) in funding, to ignite the advancement of 50 environmentally friendly investment initiatives Continue Reading
Economy
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CIB’s vision for a flourishing Kenya-Egypt trade
The Commercial International Bank (CIB) has unveiled ambitious plans to support traders from Kenya and across…
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Tullow Oil readies Sh1.43Bn investment in Kenya this year
Oil explorer Tullow Oil is gearing up for a significant investment in Kenya, with plans to…
Corporate
Investors need to buy unique African stories to commit long term capital
A combination of geo-political risk, a liquidity challenge as a result of a stronger US dollar and weaker local currencies,
Technology
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Safaricom academy sets sight on 10,000 fibre gurus
Safaricom has launched Centre of Excellence for Fiber Optic Technicians dubbed ‘Connect Academy’, seeking to upskill…
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MPs mull law reforms to boost roll out of BPOs
The National Assembly’s Communication, Information and Innovation Departmental Committee has pledged to consider legislative provisions to…
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Where customers bank anytime, anywhere on social media
In today’s digital age, where convenience is king, financial institutions are taking financial service accessibility to…
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Glut, automation threaten to cut tea sector earnings
Kenyan tea farmers and traders are staring at hundreds of millions in losses as a glut in the produce has seen tens of millions of kilograms of the ready produce…
Airtel Tanzania offers regional opportunity to Mercy Randa’s P&L
Ten years after Mercy Randa founded P&L Consulting Limited, a boutique business advisory firm, it has now entered the regional market by onboarding Airtel Tanzania. The Nairobi-based C-Suite advisory firm says…
Finding a niche furnishing Airbnbs
This is Women in Business by Maudhui House and we go beyond newsroom to bring you interesting perspectives of women in the industry. What they’ve been through their own experiences…
Women helping turn Silicon Savanna away from Fintech domination
Women in Tech are innovating tech solutions to address everyday life challenges, such as access to sign language, healthcare savings, and support for farmers, as opposed to purely financial solutions….
Opinion
Investors need to buy unique African stories to commit long term capital
A combination of geo-political risk, a liquidity challenge as a result of a stronger US dollar and weaker local currencies, as well as the cost-of-living crisis and higher interest rates…
Artificial Intelligence will transform delivery of healthcare and other services
In keeping with the tradition of being a leader in the adoption of new technologies, Kenya is set to lead the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the region. AI is…
How insurance can bolster the resilience of our agricultural value chain
In the intricate web of global economies, agriculture stands as a fundamental pillar, providing sustenance, livelihoods, and economic stability. In Kenya, agriculture directly accounts for 21.2 percent of the country’s overall…
Health
Jubilee Health Insurance new offering targets global expatriates
Jubilee Health Insurance is rolling out ‘Care and Health’, a premium international health service offering specifically designed for expatriates and
Climate
Floods threaten to delay reopening of schools
Thousands of learners may not reopen schools next week as floods continue to wreak havoc across Kenya. Education Cabinet Secretary
Arts and Culture
The cost of ‘fotomoto’, the most valuable thing today
The first time I did street photography I only managed to sell one; for Kes100, after a lot of coaxing and begging, but it felt so good to finally earn something from my skills. It was getting dark, and my batteries were about to die, but on the positive side, I had taken my best photos and I was happy with my job. As I was making my way back to the CBD, just before the GPO roundabout happily squeezing the worn-out Kes100 note in my watch pocket, mean agents of the government came for it. “Simameni hapo nyinyi!” a man with blood-flecked eyes and a…
Sports
KCB ladies gear up for Africa Club Championships in Egypt
Former Africa Champions KCB Women’s Volleyball team is poised to return to the continental stage as they participate in the