Regional News: Google to Train 10 Million Africans on Digital Skills
Technology
Google has selected a total of 12 start-ups for its Launchpad Accelerator Africa program that seeks to train 10 million
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Month: March 2018
Treasury Reaps 51.38 Billion Shillings from Primary Bonds
Headlines
The Treasury reaped above expectations as the primary bonds issues this month brought in 51.38 billion shillings from the expected
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Samburu, Turkana and Mandera Leading Poorest Counties in Kenya
Lifestyle
Residents in Samburu, Turkana, Mandera, Garissa, Busia and West Pokot starve and languish in poverty as the regions top the
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Shilling Gains Traction Against the Dollar, Loses Ground against the Pound
Headlines
The Kenyan shilling gained traction against the US Dollar and the Euro but lost ground against the Sterling Pound Against
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·Women, Youth and People with Disability to benefit from KNCCI and GAB Partnership
Investment
Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Gulf African Bank (GAB) have signed an MOU to boost economic inclusion, empowerment of
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No More Grace for SGR Users as Fare Rises to 1000 Shillings
Headlines
The rush for the use of the Standard Gauge Railway is set to reduce and people opt for buses after
By Juma
·Kenyan Constitution: Chapter Four, Articles 52 to 54, Children and Persons With Disabilities
Government and Policy
Specific application of rights Article 52 Interpretation of this part (1) This Part elaborates certain rights to ensure greater certainty
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·Kenya Power to Enhance Supply Quality to Support Manufacturing
Investment
Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has embarked on a customer engagement program targeting industrial and commercial consumers which presents
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The Mastercard Foundation: Putting the Numbers into Perspective
Investment
The Mastercard Foundation has been over the years on the forefront of making sure that the tomorrow of an African
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Water Shortage and Drought Stories Received High Prominence in Kenyan Media
Lifestyle
Water shortage received 32 percent of water-related coverage in Kenya’s media followed by drought at 15 percent with drought-related coverage
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