New train broke down? Kenyans demand reasons why from KR
Investment
Kenya Railways’ (KR) apology for inconveniencing rail commuters on Wednesday could not stop the public demanding for reasons why the
By David Indeje
·Month: July 2017
Britam Holdings edges out Safaricom to top on the Nairobi bourse
Stock Watch
By Amina Faki Britam Holding’s share on Wednesday accounted for 70 percent of the day’s activity on the Nairobi bourse.
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KBL breaks ground for Kshs 15 billion plant in Kisumu
Market News
Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) broke ground on a Kshs 15 billion plant in Kisumu which President Uhuru Kenyatta touted it
By David Indeje
·Get out of the Kenyan real estate get into bonds as an investor
Op-ed
Is it time to exit real estate? The jury is in – rent prices are stagnant, increase in house prices
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Cabbages Retailing Highest in Mombasa and lowest in Nakuru
Commodity Watch
A 126-kilogram bag of cabbages was retailing at an average market price of 1,843 shillings across the country with the
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Safaricom Dominates Trading at the Bourse on Wednesday
Stock Watch
By Amina Faki Market turnover on Wednesday picked up with Safaricom Ltd. (NSE: SCOM) leading the pack. Increased foreign participation
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Integrated Devolution Data Portal to give public access to County documents, numbers
Market News
By Amina Faki The Kenya Association of Manufacturers in partnership with the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) have launched the
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Regulating terms of payment to suppliers is bad for the Retail Sector
Market News
Today the Kenyan consumer is demanding a greater variety of high quality, less expensive products with availability across multiple channels.
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World Population Projected to Reach 9.8 Billion in 2050, Says UN
Market News
The current world population of 7.6 billion is expected to reach 8.6 billion in 2030, 9.8 billion in 2050 and
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Kenya Shilling Maintains its Position on the Receiving End for Two Months in a Row
Stock Watch
By Amina Faki, The Kenya Shilling depreciated by 0.3 percent against the dollar on Tuesday to close at 103.9 shillings
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