- Starting a business is hard, but solving a problem should be a desire. Money should not be the driving factor. Distinguish yourself and be patient because nothing comes easy
- Sixty per cent of Kenya's youth population is employed, with 11.63 million young Kenyans working. Another 89 per cent, or 10.37 million, work in the informal sector.
- Close to one million young people graduate from institutions of higher learning and enter the labor market annually, a figure that surpasses the available work opportunities.
- The strengthening of Kenya's innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem (SKIES) has commenced with eight universities selected to train rapid tech skills youth and students.
- The ranking is attributed to Kenya's widespread use of the mobile money system, government investments in infrastructure, and initiatives focused on digital literacy.
- Kenya is yet to export its first barrel of commercially produced oil and the events of the recent weeks do not inspire confidence that this will happen any time soon.
- Absa's board has recommended a 15 per cent increase on its dividend to shareholders a final total dividend payout of Sh7.3 billion, translating to Sh1.35 per ordinary share.
- Kenya has made significant political and economic reforms that have contributed to sustained economic growth, social development, and political stability.
- From bodaboda riders to jua kali artisans from matatu operators to mama mbogas these business people will have to issue etims recepits for all the transactions paid.
- While eTIMS aims to streamline tax collection and reduce human error, several farmers claim the system is a burden in an already hit agricultural sector.
- From bodaboda riders to jua kali artisans from matatu operators to mama mbogas these business people will have to issue etims recepits for all the transactions paid.
- Thursday's election pits Grace Kagondu, currently the first vice president at IEK, against Eng Shammah Kiteme. They say developers cut corners and fail to incorporate professionals in construction.
- While not immune to inflationary pressures, money market funds offer a balance of stability and yield that can serve as a bulwark against eroding wealth.
- It now emerges that the move to shed off some shares in government-owned parastatals had been stopped by the High Court and orders are still in place.
- Data by CBK showed the shilling exchanged at an average of 137.49 against the dollar on Thursday, underlining the strengthening of the local currency in under a month.
- EPRA fuel prices review: Petrol down by Sh7.21 to retail at Sh199.15, Diesel drops by Sh5.09 to Sh190.38, Kerosene down by Sh4.49 to sell at Sh188.74 per litre.
- There's been a lot of discussion about whether you need to shower every day. It turns out you don't have to have a shower every day, so let's delve deeper
- Kenya's coffee fetched Sh817.3 million at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange from the sale of 20,281 bags, down from Sh1.3 billion raised during last week's auction.
- The new conference centre adds to the growing list of posh tourist establishments, in the port city. The facility dubbed Sunset Paradise Holiday Centre cost Sh100 million.
- This Komatsu excavator is engineered to meet the evolving demands of modern construction projects while prioritising efficiency, sustainability, and operator comfort
- The fluctuation of the dollar against the shilling has resulted in a wait-and-see attitude by investors - affecting businesses in the real estate and construction sectors.
- The latest Credit Officer Survey by CBK also shows building and construction as another sector that banks will intensify their recovery efforts this quarter.
- The asset finance scheme is designed for schools and businesses that desire easier financing terms to assist them in coping with the current cash-starved operating environment.