Eng. Collins Juma confirmed as Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board CEO
Investment
Eng. Collins Juma has been confirmed as Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (KNEB). Eng. Collins Juma
By David Indeje
·Month: August 2017
GOtv launches CSR initiative themed on recently launched Jela 5-Star Show
Lifestyle
Multichoice Kenya, has initiated a series of CSI programs targeting different prisons across the country. The corporate social investment initiative
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Fuel Prices Decrease Slightly in the Month of August
Market News
The average cost of petroleum products increased slightly after the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on Monday announced monthly capping for
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Seek redress from the courts, Uhuru tells Raila over poll loss
Government and Policy
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the opposition to seek redress from the court if they are aggrieved from the electoral
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NBK partners with WorldRemit to offer instant money transfers to Kenya
Market News
Leading digital money transfer service WorldRemit and the National Bank of Kenya (NBK) have partnered to expands remittance options for
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Do it right: Don’t ruin it, perfect tips for a marriage proposal
Lifestyle
Thinking of proposing to her might leave you a bit nervous, wondering if you will be doing it in the
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Portfolio construction and diversification
Entrepreneur's Corner
As investors, we all want our investments to grow and deliver higher risk adjusted returns despite the prevailing economic environment
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Importance of Monitoring the Quality of Policies and Institutions in Africa
Investment
African economies are continuing to weather challenging economic conditions that include weaker terms of trade, sluggish global growth, and difficult
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Alexander Forbes re-brands to Zamara following ownership changes
Investment
Leading financial services provider Alexander Forbes East Africa Limited has changed its corporate identity to Zamara following ownership changes that has
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Value of approved buildings in Nairobi declined by 16.3pc, Jan- May
Market News
The value of approved buildings declined significantly to Kshs 105.7 Billion in the period January to May 2017, from Kshs
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