- With its ban on X, which went into effect on Saturday, Brazil joins a small club of countries that have taken similar measures against the social network, mostly run by authoritarian regimes.
- Trade PS Dr. Juma Mukhwana expressed concern that manufacturing is often overlooked by majority of Kenyans, posing a challenge to country's industrial future.
- This was achieved through freezing allowances, salary structures and expenditures. However, the wage bill has increased and is expected to grow further.
- With over three million Kenyans living abroad, real estate firms see a significant opportunity to attract investment from this lucrative demographic.
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions by reducing our dependence on fossil fuels and harnessing renewable sources is a demonstration of responsible citizenship
- Economic turbulence caused by surges in taxes and the cost of commodities resulting in incomplete buildings remains one of the challenges that developers and financiers grapple with.
- Cutting down the number of work hours and reducing the size of livestock are some of the new radical measures by households to cope with the effects of climate change.
- KAA will be responsible for new loan agreements, whose burden will be shouldered by Kenyans. The deal proposes a concession fee starting at Sh6b, raised by 10 percent every five years.
- Kenya will in September sign a nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States that is expected to firmly set Kenya up on a path to developing nuclear energy for electricity production
- If you possess a trademark, ensure that your registered mark is suitable for the purpose, unique, unlikely to result in litigation from others, and enforceable if others use anything similar.
- Karibu Connect, led by CEO John Thuo, is bringing Starlink's satellite internet to Kenya, improving connectivity in remote areas and boosting the country's digital growth.
- Kenya risks incurring the wrath of the American government by attempting to block Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service from expanding in the Kenyan market.
- The facility has handled one ship for Ethiopia. No ships for South Sudan have docked. Launched in May 2021, the project started on a high note but the momentum faded away.
- President William Ruto's administration is now facing a fresh headache in the form of higher borrowing costs after a third global rating agency downgraded Kenya's credit rating.
- The project was designed to be the epitome of high-end construction but contentious dispute involving billions of shillings has seen parties embroiled in court cases, arbitrations and appeals.
- The firm said the rate adjustment will ensure drivers earn a fairer wage and also helps ensure the reliability, convenience, and safety of the services offered by Little to its Clients.
- Decision to transfer the crew of Boeing's Starliner to a SpaceX mission after the spacecraft malfunctioned is the latest twist in a long saga that has undermined US's aerospace credibility.
- One of Eastern Africa's leading air charter companies, Z Boskovic Air Charters, celebrated 60 years in the aviation industry by honouring its founders and leadership.
- State Labour and Skills Development PS Shadrack Mwadime has stated that Kenya will secure bilateral agreements to protect its citizens working in foreign countries.
- CS Oparanya mentioned that the government will soon implement a system to track defaulters, ensuring they are pursued to repay the loans for the benefit of others.
- The NSE bond market has reached a milestone, crossing the Sh1 trillion mark in cumulative turnover for the first time in the history of the Exchange.
- Joseph Mwai, a lawyer, claimed in his case before Justice Chacha Mwita that the information provided for these crucial items for women was misleading and deceptive.
- The government could have lost Sh62 billion in revenue in the last three years after an importer allegedly misdeclared the consignments in a bid to avoid paying the requisite taxes.
- A parliamentary committee is investigating how the Central Bank of Kenya awarded a Sh14.2 billion contract for replenishing Kenya shilling notes to a German firm.
- KRA plans to roll out a new Artificial Intelligence-powered system to seal loopholes in tax collection amid pressure to meet higher collection targets to plug an ever-widening budget deficit.
- The government could have lost Sh62 billion in revenue in the last three years after an importer allegedly misdeclared the consignments in a bid to avoid paying the requisite taxes.
- The electricity Consumers Society of Kenya cited lack of transparency and consumer involvement on contracted capacity on diesel plants as reasons for the high cost of power.
- A parliamentary committee is investigating how the Central Bank of Kenya awarded a Sh14.2 billion contract for replenishing Kenya shilling notes to a German firm.
- Wandayi and Managing Director said they are exploring ways to expand markets in the region as the company plans to diversify into LPG business and establish fibre-optic cables countrywide.
- By providing an alternative to the congested Likoni Ferry crossing, Dongo Kundu Road is making it easier to reach some of our most stunning destinations like Diani and Tiwi.
- Residents of Mutomo Village in Gatundu South, whose land was set to be acquired for the expansion of Mama Ngina University, have vowed to push for compensation.
- The iconic Old Town, or Mji wa Kale, is now a shadow of its former self. Sewage flows through the alleys, posing a serious threat to the health of both residents and visitors.
- Shelter Afrique Development Bank (ShafDB), a Pan-African institution committed to financing and advancing housing, urban, and related infrastructure development.
- The Central Bank has defended secretly awarding a Sh15 billion ($109.42 million) tender to a German company to print new currency notes, saying the process was above board.
