Risks You Need To Beware Of In The Regular Use Of Hand Sanitizers
Headlines
On reporting the first COVID-19 case in Kenya, product priorities changed as Kenyans flocked supermarkets and cleared shelves off sanitizers
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Month: June 2020
Standard Chartered Bank Honors 5 Women In Tech Start-ups
Investment
Five women-led tech businesses have each received KSh 1million in seed funding from Standard Chartered Bank Kenya following successful completion of
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What Should You Look For When Shopping For A Health Insurance?
Lifestyle
This week was dominated by so many negative sentiments about some health insurance products. From the sentiments, it was obvious
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COVID-19 Update: 4 Dead As Kibra Infections Increase By 12 In 24 Hours
Government and Policy
Kenya has recorded an increase in COVID-19 cases after 90 more have tested positive in the last 24 hours according
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Relief to Borrowers As Banks Restructure Loans worth Ksh 360 Billion
Investment
Kenyan borrowers will continue having reasons to smile as restructured loans have hit 360 shillings billion during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Covid-19 Has Delayed Chapa Dimba But Has Not Killed Talent
Lifestyle
There is no doubt that Covid-19 has disrupted major activities around the world. Business is no longer as usual. Millions
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·Data Integrated, Toyota Kenya Partner In Setting Up Handwashing Facilities
Lifestyle
Data Integrated Limited has partnered with Toyota Kenya to avail handwashing facilities at various bus termini in the Nairobi Metropolitan
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You Won’t Retweet an Article without Clicking and Reading It
Technology
Twitter will only allow you to retweet a tweet that contains an article after clicking on that article and reading
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Treasury Seeks To Feed 2.73 Trillion Budget By Taxing Loss-Making Firms
Government and Policy
Loss-making firms were not spared from Treasury Secretary Ukur Yatani’s budget despite them struggling to stay afloat in a difficult
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Why Covid-19 Cases in Africa are on a Rising Trend
Government and Policy
Africa reported its first Coronavirus case in February and since then at least 200,000 people have been infected while 5,000
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