Kenya
Vai alla Scheda Paese »There comes a time when the nation is more important than an individual.
— George Saitoti
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Kenyans irked by Sakaja's palm tree importation remarks
During an inspection tour of Nairobi Central Business District (CBD) on Wednesday, Sakaja suggested he would import and plant palm trees on Harambee Avenue.
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CS, China discuss expansion of airports
The two leaders agreed to resolve trade imbalance by encouraging more businesses to invest in Kenya to allow exportation of finished products to China
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Inside the 90s beer wars that put a dent in late billionaire's empire
Njenga Karume was notably one of the biggest and wealthiest beer distributors in Kenya. In 1998, SAB Miller entered Kenyan market leading to one of the nastiest business rivalries with EABL.
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Village boy who struck it big in construction
Farrowson Muriithi's first step into the world of business was after high school in Kavoteri Boys, Embu County.
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Netherlands partnership with Kenya will improve access to healthcare
The Dutch Diamond Approach exemplifies science, private sector, government and civil society working closely to bring about the desired outputs.
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Austria eyes deeper trade ties with Kenya in green tech
Austria spends approximately €3.87bn (Sh460 billion) on research and development every year, and Austrian companies are global leaders when it comes to environmental technology.
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US steps up push for Kenya to allow import of GMO foods
A high-powered delegation, including a top Biden administration official, was recently in the country to scout for opportunities in GM tech in the country.
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Kenya inks fertiliser production deal with foreign company
Kenya has partnered with an Australia-based company, Fortescue Future Industries, to build a fertiliser production facility in the next three years.
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Kenya-South Africa visa rules row in focus as Ramaphosa visits
The two countries have had a long-running spat over the strict travel requirements. Visit will also feature a business forum, focusing on trade and investment.
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Hilton bets on Kwetu Hotel after CBD exit
Kwetu Nairobi is located along Peponi road in Kitisuru near the upmarket Westlands business district and seeks to tap growing international and business travel in the country.
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GA Insurance stops insuring 7 car models in Kenya, here's why
The GA Insurance has announced that it won't, moving forward, insure at least seven vehicle models, including Toyota Probox.
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E-commerce poised to grow on more incentives, latest Jumia survey shows
Online purchase still makes up only two per cent of total retail sales in Kenya, underscoring the place of incentives in revolutionising the trends.
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Kenya risks losing investors amid dollar shortage and weak shilling
Foreign investors have pulled out Sh22.15 billion from the NSE since January.
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Advice to Ruto: Get public finance management working. Simple
President Ruto's Kenya Kwanza administration must focus on init must begin with public finance management reform in order to get its policy promises to work.
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US firms to jet into Kenya in hunt for GMO trade deals
The US food firms are looking for new and expanded markets in Kenya for their crops. Kenya currently faces food insecurity and also wants to seal a trade deal with Americas.
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Central bank, NSE want more women in finance
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Patrick Njoroge said more women are in decision making positions globally but much remains to be done.
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Report: Poor implementation hindering Kenya's digital transformation
Shortage of advanced skills and poor leadership continue to be cited as standing in the way of Kenya becoming a fully-fledged digital economy in the next 10 years, a new report says.
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Price hikes loom as forex reserves set to hit 11-year low
The International Monetary Fund has projected Kenya's foreign exchange reserves to fall below the four-month import cover for the first time since August 2011.
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Noisy, above the law? Tale of pubs in residential areas
Earlier this year, the now disbanded Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) reacted to noise pollution in the city by providing directives to business operators and residents on sound control.
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Kenya to ban raw tea exports to sweeten earnings for farmers
Kenya is planning to hit the brakes on the export of all raw tea in an effort to beef up revenues for farmers and create jobs.
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Shilling hits new record low against dollar, stoking inflation fears
A weak shilling puts an extra strain on the economy given Kenya is an import-driven economy.