Running in the winds of Absa Sirikwa classics
The young boys and girls some even barefoot stood proudly adorned with medals elated by legends who had garlanded them and the hope they would walk similar paths.
Cruise ship, conferences attract a record 2.4 million tourists into Kenya
Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) category accounted for a significant 27 percent (643,595) of the total international tourism arrivals during the period under review, representing a 12.5 percent increase compared to 2023
Will risk based pricing bring cheaper loans in Kenya
Absa Bank said it would get rid of negotiation fees under the new model which will mean cheaper costs for the borrower.
How Kagame’s triumph in DRC will change East Africa
For President Paul Kagame, the triumph of his campaign, and choice to back the peace process will not only elevate him in the region among his peers but also among his people, the Rwandese, the largest language group in East Africa just
Corporates eye deals to get you to spend
Tough economic times tend to make consumers conservative savers as opposed to spending their money.
Global Network of People Living with HIV urge the world to listen, on PEPFAR transition
These events have not only shaken PLWHIV to the core but reminded them all, of what is fundamentally important; their access to life-saving ARV treatment.
Family Bank moves Kangemi branch closer to SMEs
We aim to deliver additional value and support economic growth in Kangemi through differentiated and tailored customer value propositions
Kenya confirms Kagame, Tshisekedi agreement to DRC talks
When the M23 was fighting with DRC government forces to take over Goma foreign Mercenaries forces were spotted guarding mineral sites.
Transport and storage new backbone of Kisumu economy
The port can receive and process over 4,000 tons of freight daily bound to other East African nations i.e., Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and even the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Nandi, Kericho and Kisumu poorer than during Covid-19 shutdown
President Ruto’s government seems to have reversed the good fortunes when his Kenya Kwanza government turned from their manifesto promising jobs and instead adopted President Uhuru Kenyatta’s tax austerity and even imposed higher levels of taxation and income deductions.