- The government says it will not yield to pressure to liberalise Kenyan skies and give foreign carriers easy access to different airports within the country.
- The trade imbalance between exports and imports to the rest of the continent is one of the reasons that could deny Kenya the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
- Our urban centres need all these and much more to function well and deliver services to residents. But even more urgent is how to address challenges facing urban planning.
- This vital sector faces a myriad of challenges. From unpredictable weather patterns to market fluctuations, the risks are ever-present, threatening livelihoods and food security.
- Deputy President has been hosting the traders and in some meetings, taxes are waived. Farmers are the latest to have their requirement to move to E-TIMS delayed
- The livestock sector is negatively affected by feed scarcity which arises from erratic rainfall and recurrent drought due to effects of climate change
- Kiambu County government issued milling licenses to a section of commercial millers. Union says the move is in total contravention of the regulations of 2019
- Public-private partnerships (PPPs) have been rising across Africa to help bring large infrastructure projects to fruition, in sectors from airports to water supply.
- The immense recovery has been attributed to the weakening of the Kenya shilling against major global currencies and the effects of inflation locally and internationally.
- In opening a hub at JKIA, Skyward Express which has been operating flights from Wilson Airport, the carrier is seeking to further expand operations in Kenya.
- In opening a hub at JKIA, Skyward Express which has been operating flights from Wilson Airport, the carrier is seeking to further expand operations in Kenya.
- EACC survey found the high cost of living is perceived as the biggest challenge facing the economy today. World Happiness Report 2024 edition ranked Kenya at position 114 out of 143.
- The latest data shows that non-performing loans rose by Sh25 billion to Sh556.9 billion last year. This is as businesses and individuals struggle to pay up in a difficult economic environment.
- House team grills PS Julius Korir on how the state allowed construction on the land after entrusting it to the contractor instead of the National Lands Commission.
- EACC survey found the high cost of living is perceived as the biggest challenge facing the economy today. World Happiness Report 2024 edition ranked Kenya at position 114 out of 143.
- Nairobi business community says it cannot pay the taxes the government has introduced. They thought the exit of Uhuru was an end to their woes but say they feel cheated
- The Government is banking on an elaborate breakdown of Kenyans' incomes to ensure those in need of housing units will be able to afford no matter their take home.
- President's other pet project, farming, in turbulent waters deep into planting season. There are also allegations of fake seeds being sold to farmers and failing to germinate.
- Governor Sakaja has told off the Kilimani, Kileleshwa and Lavington residents who are alarmed by the mushrooming of high-rise buildings to stop complaining.
- It follows in the footsteps of KCB Group, which recently announced a Sh3.3 billion drop in net earnings. This is on account of increased provisioning to cover bad loans last year.
- Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome has said the government has designated about 575 land parcels totaling about 12,000 acres since 2017 for the Affordable Housing Programme.
- Kenya Transport Association accused international firms of outsourcing logistics and warehousing services abroad, hindering the growth of local companies.
- Having routine targets, year-in year-out derails the organisation's success in the long run. Innovation is not taking place. Innovation is not simply being the first to do something.
- Tier one lenders NCBA Group, DTB Bank Kenya, and Family Bank grew their annual profits and maintained dividends even as concerns mounted on the outlook of the economy
- Cash-rich parastatals will be required to remit 80 per cent of their profits after tax to the National Treasury. Others that have duplicated roles will be merged.
- In the realm of wealth management, few endeavours are as complex and impactful as ensuring the continuity of family businesses and wealth across generations.
- The primary business of a holding company is to hold a controlling stake in other companies. In and of itself, a holding company does not engage in the production of goods or services.
- Achieving an ethical culture, increasing the ability to detect and respond to cases of economic crime and by strengthening internal controls are key in fighting economic crime.
- Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, shares some of these characteristics, albeit on a smaller scale due to varying economic strength and the number and quality of investors in each city.
- The firm's Deputy Chief Executive Officer Christian May, said their goal is to transform the cleaning landscape in Kenya by bringing advanced products and services to customers.
- Megan Mukuria is a rebel. But a rebel with a cause. And her cause, to provide opportunities to girls and women, has seen her build a budding business - Zana Africa.
