- The collapse of the young businesses has also rendered thousands of Kenyans jobless, with the firms typically engaging in a hiring blitz with a plan…
- Globally, live commerce continues to expand rapidly. Recent estimates put the global live-commerce market at about $172.9 billion in 2025 and in 2026…
- The impending rollout comes after Zanzibar introduced its own mandatory inbound travel insurance scheme in October 2024, also setting the premium at…
- According to KNBS data, non-food industrial supplies, fuel and lubricants, which are sourced from the Middle East and other Asian nations, accounted…
- Managing and growing investors’ wealth remains the key priority for financial advisors in an industry that is currently experiencing a paradigm shift.
- Research cited by the Global Wellness Institute found that 32 percent of people with access to well-maintained social infrastructure reported having…
- Land surveyors define land parcels for title registration and reestablish boundaries where they have been lost or become uncertain in both urban and…
- KenGen defended its evaluation but did not oppose the additional checks. Its Accounting Officer said the exercise was neither onerous nor prejudicial…
- Citizens and their governments are increasingly turning away from the promise of collective solutions and towards a more traditional balance of power…
- At the centre of the labour case was an editor for a global Christian media network, Good News Production International, who sued her employer over a…
- Several African nations, including Tanzania and Ghana, have implemented or explored these DGPP programmes to diversify safety nets away from foreign…
- Kenya’s big banks have been paying substantial dividends over the years, backed by core capital topping the Sh100 billion mark for some institutions.
- Local industry executives in the petroleum sector say that Kenya will take a hit next in October, 2026, with pump prices set to rise unless the State…