- Proceeds will be ring-fenced in a new National Infrastructure Fund to finance bankable projects.
- Reservations for short stays take root as the growing BnBs eye hoteliers’ lunch.
- PS Bitok, education officials appear before Parliamentary Committee over school capitation saga
- CS Ogamba, Bitok appear before Parliamentary Committee over school capitation saga
- 'Mimi Ndio Sifuna': A fad or the future
- Formal lenders struggle with innovative agricultural financing.
- Gulf Energy has acquired a 1,500-horsepower rig from UAE ahead of project kick-off.
- Many expect higher demand orders and sales during the first quarter of this year.
- Fuelled by salary deductions, the sector now accounts for 20.2 percent of the national development budget.
- Fruit farming inspired Vincent Sibilio to start keeping bees in the semi-arid region.
- Increase in fake seed packaging has made it necessary for farmers to use SMS codes to verify purchases.
- Increase in fake seed packaging has made it necessary for farmers to use SMS codes to verify purchases.
- The device cannot be stolen easily and is ideal for smallholder farmers.
- The device cannot be stolen easily and is ideal for smallholder farmers.
- This comes after the government announced reforms allowing tea factories to sell directly to international markets.
- The team warns this "deviates" from core co-operative principles.
- Carbon credits permits allow owners to emit carbon dioxide.
- SC Kanjama was admitted to the bar in 2003.
- Brokers indicated that only 20pc of the offer had been sold by Tuesday.
- The government plans to establish a new regulatory authority to safeguard billions of shillings in non-Sacco cooperatives, addressing a critical…
- The stalls were flattened overnight by KeNHA.
- Co-operatives Ministry suspended the registration of new Saccos in mid-2025.
- State bets on the sale of pubic firms to raise more funds.
- Kawu reaches deal with the Transport and Labour Ministries.
- Governor Sakaja recently announced a collaboration with President Ruto’s administration.
- Council of Governors demands Sh534.96 billion as counties’ equitable share of revenue.
- Kenya Airways says it is experiencing delays of up to four hours.
- Company's micro-factory model allows women farmers to process peanuts into high-value products.
- The proposals also seek to put KRA at the heart of the collection.
- Adopting modern irrigation technologies, such as drip systems, overhead sprinklers and rain hoses enhances productivity.
- Treasury says the outstanding government guaranteed debt to KenGen amounted to Sh43.11 billion.
- Epra says field development plan by Gulf Energy would be reviewed continuously for compliance.
- Petitioner directed to serve the court documents on all parties named in the matter, for the case to be heard on February 17.
- Nyakang’o notes that IMF programmes carry significant tradeoffs.
- Farmers are being taught to produce their own protein using Azolla, a fast-growing aquatic fern.
- The government wants to mobilise up to Sh5 trillion by crowding in private capital.
- Beyond bananas, sisters have found value in undervalued plantains to combat spoilage.
- The youth are transforming agriculture using a six-year-old innovation that is producing promising results.
- Commercial banks are also setting timelines for migrating older facilities to the common pricing framework.
- It's riding on a platform to partner with Huawei Technologies and Jinko Solar to supply digital power solutions.
- Kenya spent Sh288.1 billion on food imports in 2025, up from Sh283.3 billion the previous year.
- Leaders spoke during the opening of the Somalia, Kenya and Diaspora Trade week.
- Catherine Omanyo named acting party secretary-general.
- KNBS reading places producer prices at their lowest level since March 2023
- His products cost between Sh300 to Sh15,000 per item, depending on the size and intricacy of the design.
- Data shows that 41,561910 million kilos were traded at Sh932.19 per kilogramme.
- Case filed by Haki Yetu Organisation against road maintenance levy was dismissed.
- Pension trust wins battle to upgrade link leading to housing complex in Nairobi.
- Factories in Kericho and Bomet have reverted to the old price of Sh23, citing 'depressed prices' and 'low tea absorption'.
- 'The high thresholds are proving to be way too high for small institutions to meet...'
