Kenyans are raiding the granary to survive IMF austerity
The survey findings indicate that the main reason for stopping savings is current financial constraints, cited by 90.5 percent of respondents.
Why banks are finally interested in business
With credit to the private sector having tumbled to 3.7 percent in July from 13.9 at the end of last year, banks are coming to knock on your door, those who cultivate these relationships are the ones that will come out on
The Battle for Laikipia, a documentary you cannot UNSEE
At the end of the documentary, you feel that something you have seen cannot be unseen. Most of the white people in the audience hurriedly left, piqued.
Part 2: The Bonus Tea party, Inyali farmers uproot tea bushes
“In tea, everyone who does not grow tea makes money, from the muzungu, the local leaders,, the directors, the brokers, the private, the lorries, it is just the farmer who gets nothing,” one of the farmers said.
Part 2 The village of many writers
Despite the icons that have been produced on these hills, the tallest buildings in the area are the piers of evangelical churches rather than a library to cultivate these manured fields.
Nairobi APP WARS 2; Uber drivers in Kenya try to organize protests on Zello
The taxi services also served a very price-sensitive market that opted out immediately prices fluctuate. This partly explained the long queues at matatu stages. These are the typical middle class who would have taken ubers but have now returned to public transport
Nairobi APP WARS 1; Uber drivers in Kenya try to organize protests on Zello
They had planned on shutting down all taxi-hailing applications except Little Cab and Yego, both local companies who they say, have agreed to their demands for lower commissions.
EAC rescues Equity Bank from Kenya profit decline
The decline of loans advanced to customers from Kes459 billion to Kes423 billion means the bank made money from charging higher interest rates, which could fuel defaults.
The language of the Great Lake of East Africa
‘An Nelson Janyakach’, he greets me, typical of Luo-folk whose identities are tied to their village dhot’s that constitute an important part of greeting.
Boycott maize, it is a revolutionary act, Part III.
Released on the eve of Kenya's independence, H611, would have a lower seed cost than conventional hybrids and would yield 40 percent more.
