Money Is In Honey, Utilize Your Land And Smile To The Bank
Entrepreneur's Corner
Honey is five times more expensive than oil and its demand is increasing not only in Africa itself but all
By Juma
·Month: September 2020
Uhuru To Kenya: VAT To Remain At 14%, Curfew Extended By 60 Days
Government and Policy
At last, President Uhuru Kenyatta gave the much-awaited national address, announcing various measures put in place by the government to
By Juma
·Civil Servants Missed Out On 7.39 Billion Shillings In Travel Benefits
Government and Policy
By Getrude Matayo Due to the restrictions that were put in place to curb the spread of Covid-19, civil servants
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Kenya Borrowed an Average of 2.43 Billion Shillings Every Day Last Year
Government and Policy
By Getrude Matayo According to the recent report released by COB, Kenya borrowed an average of 2.43 billion shillings every
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10 Groups In Rift Valley Received Ksh 1.5 Million From Safaricom
Lifestyle
Safaricom Foundation has empowered ten groups in the Rift region with items worth 1.5 million shillings through its Ndoto Zetu
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Tatu City Partners With Lenders For Home Ownership
Investment
NCBA Bank Kenya Plc partnered with Tatu City, a leading urban developer in Kenya, to provide mortgage facilities to home
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Kenyan Shilling Sheds Off 0.1% On Week 3 Of September
Headlines
Kenya Shilling During the week, the Kenyan shilling depreciated marginally by 0.1 percent against the US dollar, to close at
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The US To Impose Tough Visa Rules For African Students To Study
Government and Policy
By Nsunjo Erica Is the US government trying to bar African students from pursuing degrees from US universities? Questions arise
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T-Bill Subscription Hit The Lowest As September Nears The End
Headlines
Last week, T-bills remained undersubscribed, with the subscription rate coming in at 29.7 percent down from 70.4 percent the previous
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Kenya Power Relocates Power Lines To Pave Way For The Nairobi Expressway
Headlines
Kenya Power has commenced the relocation of power lines between Mlolongo, Mombasa road, and James Gichuru road to pave way
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