- Cities with established industries present better opportunities for residents.
- 2025 KCSE RESULTS to be released tomorrow morning in Eldoret, Ministry of Education officials confirm. More follows...
- Taxman faces uphill task in bid to collect upwards of Sh1.7 trillion.
- Petitioner claims new levy provisions will cripple operations of manufacturers.
- Auditor General had questioned the unreconciled Road Maintenance Levy Fund.
- Falling active subscriptions and shifting viewer habits weigh down the market.
- Amount of money sent to counties as share of ordinary revenue decreases.
- Kenya first sought the sugar safeguard in 2001.
- Women form the backbone of the carrot value chain.
- Munyiva is one of dozens of traders who deliver truckloads of assorted vegetables to Wakulima Market in Nairobi every day.
- Treasury CS accused of abusing the law on access to emergency funds.
- Proposed sale has raised concerns over the valuing of the shares.
- The 12 containers are detained at the Port of Mombasa pending export clearance.
- Sector players expect economy to perform better buoyed by strong agro-processing and State support.
- New taxes intended to make locally produced goods more competitive, government says.
- They say there was no proper public participation before implementation.
- Ruto faces complex year as he shifts gears for final lap to deliver economic pledge.
- President Ruto is expected to address the nation on his 2026 plans.
- Call outages negate the cheap rates that the telco offers its users.
- Agriculture CS says conditions in the agreements guarantee interests of farmers.
- KAM said in 2025, the sector continued to show uneven and volatile performance.
- Jirongo will be buried at his home in Lugari, Kakamega County.
- TUI Airlines bags licence from civil aviation watchdog to fly in from Amsterdam
- The government is racing against time to clear all pending bills before the fund closes in June.
- Factory farming is costing the world an average of 1.8 years of healthy life per person.
- Banks wanted law requiring Treasury's approval of interest rate hiked repealed.
- Banana production is projected to be over 62,000 metric tonnes annually.
- Massive deposits from the SHA, NSSF, and Housing Levy fuel the bank's balance sheet.
- Laban Gathungu sued Ernst & Young for unlawful removal before the firm countered the case.
- Sylvia Wangui started her poultry business with just Sh1,000 which she used to buy five mature chicks.
- For years, rice farmers in Homa Bay have watched fertile land lie idle as production costs soared and yields stagnated.
- Economists and the Controller of Budget emphasise that while the facility is cheaper now, it must remain an "emergency-only" tool to prevent…
- With no formal training and limited capital, Seraphin Wanjiku ventured into value addition.
- Credit Bank is set to acquire a property in Upper Hill valued at Sh1.2 billion in exchange for shares.
- The conflict involves the distribution territories in Kajiado and Southern Nairobi.
- 'I thought I would have to leave for Nairobi to find work, but now, right here in my village, I am earning money...' - Silvier Akoli
- 'The secret is to build for the world, not just for one country.'
- A lack of visible living organisms such as worms, termites, and ants, roaming freely on a farm is a clear indicator that the soil is unhealthy.
- The ruling overturned an earlier decision that had allowed Cape Holdings access to the disputed property with Synergy firm.
- $150 million funding will help Sahara Group expand gas infrastructure in four countries.
- 'The public was poisoned against hearing anything called tax...'
- The PPP portfolio pipeline now has 36 projects at various stages of progress.
- The artists charge between Sh800 and Sh1500 for simple henna decorations and as much as Sh10,000 to decorate a bride.
- Shaba Studio Ltd has developed a unique distribution platform focusing on efficient production and inventory management.
- Twenty four devolved units are expecting an allocation of Sh4.45 billion by June 2026.
- "CS Kagwe said he never thought the vets he always encountered on his farm were the same ones at the event."
- Kenya says some funders are coming up with projects based on their interests.
- 'They fear being stung. People are less likely to cut trees if they see beehives.
- Agroecological practices integrate ecological principles into farming to enhance soil fertility, biodiversity and resilience.
- The government is caught in a cycle of taking commercial loans not for growth, but to cover basic costs.