- The reality of President Trump’s order has started hitting home, with more than 2,000 employees of the US government-funded Ampath-Uzima project in Kenya being sent on unpaid leave.
- Last year, the number of new private company registrations rose by a marginal 3.2 percent to stand at 58,193 up from 56,376 registered in 2023, while registration of foreign firms grew 4.4...
- In Kenya, where job insecurity is a growing concern due to layoffs and high unemployment rates, many professionals face an identity crisis when their roles change.
- Today, Kenya faces a transformative moment with AI, a force that holds the potential to redefine its economy, society, and cultural identity, much like past revolutions reshaped humanity.
- As she continues with her career, Staicy’s success on Broadway proves that young Kenyans can aspire to creative and artistic careers anywhere in the world.
- Before the exercise, there was confusion among the team as different units had different instructions regarding the consignment with some calling for the opening of only three containers, raising...
- Justice Reuben Nyakundi revoked the proceedings initiated by the deceased's siblings and son, who sought to be appointed administrators of his estate.
- Ignoring flood risk can expose property buyers to significant dangers, including structural damage and health risks from mould and contaminated water.
- The judge who ruled that there were violations of the claimant’s constitutional rights to fair labour practices awarded him Sh1 million as general damages.
- Healthcare costs cover a range of expenses, including medical services such as doctor visits, hospital stays, and diagnostic tests, as well as prescription and over-the-counter medicines...
- CIB Kenya had moved to court seeking an “informal charge” order to attach a parcel of land owned by the firm in Nairobi as collateral, pending the hearing and determination of a suit on the debt.
- The papers targeted in the buyback are a three-year bond which was first issued on April 11, 2022, a five-year bond sold on May 11, 2020 and a nine-year infrastructure bond whose debut sale was...
- The regulations require employers to apply to the Retirement Benefits Authority at least 60 days prior to the intended date of contracting-out and also obtain a Contracting-out Certificate.
- Employers without approval to opt out of the tier II contributions to the NSSF are scaling down contributions to the private scheme to avoid making double pension contributions.
- Retirement marks the beginning of a new chapter—one filled with opportunities to explore passions, spend time with loved ones, and create lasting memories.
- EABX, the would-be competitor for the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), received its operating licence from the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) in February last year.
- The Central Bank of Kenya’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets Wednesday to set the rate on the back of lowering interest rate three times in a row.
- Hospitals that have discontinued services include AGC Tenwek, Siloam, Chelymo hospitals in the South Rift region, Kisi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Nyanza, and Raele hospital in Uasin Gishu...
- The PSC reveals that 402 of the 508 institutions in the public service lack social media policy guidelines, even as they continue to engage citizens through the platforms.
- The Business Registration Services is one of the most data-rich organisations in government, holding the information that many would prefer to keep private.
- The lower cost of power has been a major driver in a significant drop in inflation, coupled with reduced food prices, especially for staples such as maize.
- Millennials face unique pressures, including financial challenges, remote working and less social interaction, which can lead to feelings of loneliness and even depression.
- Digital payments have brought substantial economic benefits, from financial resilience during income fluctuations to enhanced transaction safety and efficiency.
