- The EACC has now written to the acting vice chancellor of the university asking her to appear before the commission for interrogation and recording of statements.
- Kenya has gone through several rate-setting regimes in the last decade, which include the rate cap, which replaced KBRR in January 2017 and was in turn succeeded by the risk-based pricing model...
- Thanks to good old-fashioned delays, oscillations and the cyclical nature of just about everything, the idea of an optimum state and balanced equilibrium should be questioned.
- At the forefront of this transformation is the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) in Nairobi, which has become a regional leader in subspecialty training.
- Behind the thriving second-hand market is a parallel repair economy — carpenters, electricians, upholsterers, and technicians who breathe new life into old pieces.
- This Earth Day 2025 marks 55 years since the first Earth Day in 1970—a powerful moment in history when millions of people stood up to say: enough is enough.
- The State agency reckons it wants to stop the emerging practice where bidders seek mega contracts and ultimately sell them to third parties for a profit.
- Among key proposals in the Bill is the insertion of a new Section 32A, which outlines a structured process for appointing teachers in acting capacities.
- Dealers will be required to invest more cash to meet the stringent rules as the government clamps down on middlemen all too keen to cash in on the growing demand.
- The CBK said inspections on banks revealed that some were not effecting their risk-based pricing models as agreed, putting them in breach of the Kenyan Banking Sector Charter and regulatory...
- Growth that once used to be powered by only multinationals has morphed to include more indigenous firms. Kenya now has a healthy mix of multinational, regional, and national brands serving across...
- The pending bills have risen from Sh640.9 billion in 2022 to Sh706 billion by end of 2024, a 10 percent increase despite the existence of the committee.
- Dr Mugiira was suspended after an ad hoc committee appointed by the board to interrogate an internal audit report on budget implementation for the financial years 2022/2023 and 2023/2024, made...
- Some religions have specific rules regarding the conduct of commerce, and what constitutes acceptable business practices, thus affecting how businesses operate.
- Kenya last year completed the construction of a 400-kilovolt (kV) interconnector to Tanzania, making it third after similar ones to Ethiopia and Uganda.
- The factory said it had discovered that the farmer had supplied an excess weight of green tea that could not be supported by the number of registered tea bushes as per the Tea Buying Centre By-laws.
- Pope Francis was known for his compassion towards the poor and his simplicity. When he visited Kenya in 2015, he was driven from the airport in a small car, a Honda Ballade sedan.
- The court stated that having workers doing the same job while earning different pay amounts to discrimination, which is a breach of Kenyan employment laws.
- CBK had sought permission to cross-examine the company bosses on their claims that the financial regulator infringed the firm's rights through the cancellation of its operational license.
- The Education Ministry and TSC have to yearly review their key performance indicators and align their jurisdictional mandates to the shrivelled allocations.
- While over 60 percent of Kenya’s wealthy rely on professional fund managers to handle their investments, only about 15 percent of the middle class—including many in the diaspora—do the same.
