Why we need to look at youth empowerment
An appeal for medical aid, addressing disasters and raising money for some social function has leapfrogged from the Harambee days to the palms of our phones.
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President Kenyatta orders all heads of procurement and accounting departments out of office
President Uhuru Kenyatta made true his threat and sent all heads of procurement and accounting departments home on a 30-day compulsory leave on Tuesday.
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You can now grow Bricks with Bacteria
More than 1.5 trillion bricks are produced all over the world every year.
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Applications for Amref’s Health Fund now open
Applications are now being accepted for Amref Health Africa’s Innovate for Life Fund, a five-month accelerator program specifically designed for African health entrepreneurs. Now in its second year, the Innovate for Life Fund aims to support African entrepreneurs to accelerate home-grown health solutions for the African market.
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Kenya leads sub-Saharan region in global connectivity Index
Kenya ranks first amongst the sub-Saharan countries in connectivity, a report has shown.
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Gum maker Wrigley invest Sh7billion on a new factory in Machakos County.
Confectionery and gum maker Wrigley is investing Sh7billlion in a new factory in Machakos County.
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Kenya to stop buying power in dollars, opts to use local currency
Kenya is set to drop the use of the American dollar to pay for power in a tariff shift that will ease the cost of power.
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Troubled Eveready issues another profit warning
Battery retailer Eveready has issued another profit warning compounding problems for the troubled firm that had resorted to selling assets to remain afloat.
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Here are the major deals that went down in May
May saw some increasing private equity activity in the financial services, hospitality, fintech, and education sectors.
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Over 2500 turn up for the Twaweza medical camp in Eldoret
For a year now Sarah ‘Mama Adrian’ an Eldoret resident has been suffering from ulcers and her child Adrian 3, suffers from a chest condition and tonsils. Like most Kenyans, she has been unable to access quality healthcare and the few times she has tried, have often ended up hitting dead ends mostly attributed to a high cost of prescription drugs and harsh economic times. In fact, close to half the county’s population can barely afford basic health care services according to the Kenya Bureau of Statistics (KBS).
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