- Linturi has said that his ministry is in the process of drafting regulations to provide for the management of weighbridges to ensure fairness in sugarcane weighing.
- Canada's Africa Oil Corp now says its earlier announced plans to pull out of Kenya's Turkana oil project have hit fresh headwinds following delayed State approvals.
- The Invest and Grow (IG) Sacco recorded a profit of Sh1.91 billion in the year 2023, representing a 2.5 percent increase from Sh1.86 billion realised in 2022.
- Go Electric Ltd is set to unveil its latest electrical and solar vehicle models in Rwanda, marking a significant stride in the realm of sustainable transportation.
- Post-IPO was a not-so-happy period for several investors. To date, some 16 years later, some of them are still reeling from the aftermath of what is still the biggest IPO at the NSE.
- Politicians predicted a rate of dollar to Sh100 from a high of Sh160. They have even advised us to sell off the dollars to avoid losses. Their timing was very coordinated.
- Ruto has been painting a rosy picture on his government's management but economists say other measures used to tell state of economy show country is not yet out of the woods.
- Increased electricity consumption by Kenyans also contributed to the profitability as utility firm shrugged off a major hit from the weakening of the shilling last year.
- CS Simon Chelugui said delayed or non-remittance of Sacco dues by county governments, universities, and other government agencies stands at over Sh3.5 billion.
- Pension trustees are in a dilemma on how to go about the directive by NSSF that insisted on the legality of the NSSF Act 2013 following a recent decision by the Supreme Court.
- Activists have gone to court to challenge the Housing Tax wrongly named a levy. Workers forced to carry the burden of Dr Ruto's dream are especially unhappy about it.
- A higher Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) levy denied motorists a bigger drop in the cost of fuel last week after it was effected in the February-March pricing cycle.
- A new Cabinet brief shows the Kenya Kwanza regime has borrowed Sh3.01 trillion but also received Sh334 billion as grants. CBK, however, puts the national debt at Sh11.14 trillion.
- The report cites the absence of essential planning and legal frameworks such as local physical development plans, zoning regulations, development control regulations, and building regulations.
- The national government spent a quarter of its total annual development budget to finance projects during the first six months of the current financial year.
- Kenya can embrace EPS technology as a catalyst for positive change in the built environment, leading to a more sustainable and prosperous future for the country.
- This is after finding that the lower court erred by finding that the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) had no powers to hear the case challenging hiking contributions from Sh200 to Sh2,000.
- Digital platforms empower farmers with information, networking opportunities, and direct connections to buyers, ultimately improving their profitability and sustainability in the marketplace.
- There is currently no clear recourse for addressing cryptocurrency-related fraud and no established business to serve consumers genuinely interested in digital assets.
- The higher rates could trigger a fresh wave of bad loans, starting with an immediate spike in the fourth quarter as frailer borrowers begin defaulting owing to the higher rates.
- The executive offices of the President, Deputy President and that of the Prime Cabinet Secretary spent Sh820 million cumulatively in travel in the six months ended December 2023.
