Eunice Njoki is the chief executive officer at Eunema Errands, a custom courier service in Nairobi, and the founder of Maktaba Mashinani Foundation (MMF), which is a non-governmental organization building and developing modern libraries in Kenya's rural areas.
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South Africa has overtaken the United States in sales to Kenya to become the sixth biggest seller of commodities to Kenya.
This is after imports from the country grew by Sh. 11 billion in the first eight months of the year.
South...
Safaricom has ordered a firm to refund over Sh. 10.6 million to its customers who were billed more than once to receive KCPE results.
The firm has said that the double-billing by Challa Communications Limited, a third party licensed by...
Kenya has officially launched the Information for Trade (InfoTrade) in Kenya web portal which will provide international traders with all access to trade regulation information.
Following the launch, it will now take a trader a maximum of five minutes to access...
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has issued samples of the new digital digital licences revealing how they will look.
The new digital driving licenses will be fitted with electronic chips that will contain key details of a driver and...
BY BONFACE OTIENO
Have you tried your hand at some small business but it failed to see its second or third birthday? You could be among a handful of would-be entrepreneurs who have tried and failed. But you were not...
BY BENSON WAMBUGU
Ailing multiparty democracy hero Kenneth Matiba had a broad smile after a court recently awarded him nearly Sh.1 billion for his detention.
When renowned heart specialist and Mr Matiba’s personal physician Dr Dan Gikonyo recounted in court the...
BY WACEKE NDUATI-OMANGA
“I am thirty-two years old and have never been able to save. I have tried to work with a budget to control my spending so that I can save but it never works out. At the beginning...
BY WINNIE ATIENO
Fredrick Mutua Mulinge, 70, came to Mombasa as a student at Aga Khan High School in 1967.
After completing his secondary school education, rather than head back home to Kitui, Mr Mulinge decided to stay put and was...
BY PHARES MUTEMBEI
Tired of looking for elusive white-collar jobs, a group of young farmers decided to think out of the box. The 15-member group named ‘Esteem Eagles Welfare Youth Group’ started farming together. Initially it was a merry-go round,...