Telkom Kenya Rolls Out New Data Product Giving 1 GB Daily For 30 Days At Ksh 1000
Lifestyle
There is a new war in Kenya. Call it the war of the titans. Call it the war of data
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Month: October 2019
Uproar as Ksh 1 billion Allocated for Sports Funding Given to Health Ministry
Lifestyle
Kenyans are now demanding an explanation of how a whopping 1 billion shillings set aside for Sports Ministry was released
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Carabao Cup: Liverpool Face Arsenal While Man United Travel to Chelsea
Entertainment
After fascinating actions last night, the Carabao Cup continues to grace the week with even more mouth-watering fixtures. The Carabao
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KEMSA Resumes Drug Supply After Receiving 1.2 Billion Shillings
Government and Policy
The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) is back to the business of supplying drugs to medical facilities after receiving some
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Safaricom Leads Telco Industry in Internet Offers, Promotions
Technology
Kenya’s Telco industry is dominated by one brand resulting in very low competition from the available brands and customer turnover
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Crucial Reports Of State Firms Held Back Due To Lack Of Auditor General
Government and Policy
Since the former state’s Auditor General Edward Ouko exited office in August 2019 after his eight-year term, there has been
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Why Bank Tellers In Kenya Will Continue Losing Their Jobs
Government and Policy
Losing a job in Kenya is no longer a matter of “why” or “how” but “when”. With each passing day,
By Juma
·How the 52-Week Savings Challenge on M-Shwari Bought me a Ticket to Europe
Lifestyle
I learned about the 52-week savings challenge on M-Shwari from my colleagues at work immediately after graduating from university. When
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K24 Owning Company, Mediamax, Fires 150 Employees in Tough Economic Times
Headlines
K24 owning company Mediamax Networks Limited is set to send home 150 employees effectively today, 30th October 2019, after releasing
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All 5 Ferries Plying Likoni Channel Unsafe and Dangerous – Report
Government and Policy
The Kenya Maritime Authority(KMA) deliberately ignored orders by an International maritime body and allowed some unseaworthy ferries to operate. KMA
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