Maternity Business in Kenya: A diplomatic career would be dream come true for many people. Apart from the extensive traveling privileges, this career offers handsome salaries and allowances. Yet this is the career that Florence Kinya Mungatia quit in...
Kenyan motorists are set to start acquiring new digital number plates from January 2020. Each owner of a car, a bus, a lorry or a pickup will pay Sh3,000 for the new plates which come with a microchip that...
Moi University Digital Assembly: Moi University in partnership with jp.ik, a portuguese Information and Communication Technologies company, has unveiled a range of premium ICT devices assembled at the MU technologies Digital Assembly Plant based in Moi University’s Rivatex complex...
Best Employer in Kenya: The 2019 list of the most preferred employers is out. Telecommunications giant, Safaricom once again topped the list of the best employer in kenya.
The list also contains some of the most admired brands in Kenya....
Kenyatta Family Business Empire:The Kenyatta family now own a stake worth over Sh. 6.6 billion in the merged NIC Group and CBA Group banks.
According to a report that appeared in the Business Daily on Wednesday, the "combined business of...
Safaricom Bundles: Leading telecommunications giant Safaricom has become the first mobile services provider in Kenya to introduce non expiry data, voice and short message services.
The introduction comes barely a day after lawyer and ICT practitioner Adrian Kamotho sued telecommunication...
Vehicle Import Duty in Kenya: The second hand cars importation market can now breathe easy after the high court dismissed the current taxation formula used by KRA as illegal and punitive.
This ruling means that the amount of taxes paid...
SGR Cost: In October 2019, President Uhuru Kenyatta launched the Nairobi - Naivasha second phase of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR). The SGR now terminates at Suswa, a destination that has been labeled nowhere. Currently, there are no confirmed...
SGR Scandal: There are more Chinese nationals living and working in Kenya today than in past years. Over the recent few years, a number of these Chinese nationals have been caught up in scandals involving blatant racism. Some have...
Betin Employees: Betting firm Betin is shutting down 500 betting shops in Kenya. This has seen the firm sack over 2,500 Kenyans.
Betin becomes the katest gambling firm in Kenya to send hundreds of workers home after SportPesa. In September,...
