The World Redefined By The Ever-Changing Social Media Space
Technology
By Lizwa Sally Social media is defined by its interactivity, connectedness, and user-generated content. In today’s society, the use of
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Month: May 2021
Every Kenya To Pay NHIF 6000 Shillings In A New Health Bill
Government and Policy
If Parliament adopts State-backed changes to the law in the race to offer medical cover for all, every household in
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Kenyans On Showmax Pro To Stream UEFA 2020
Entertainment
Football fans across the continent will be able to stream every match of the UEFA Euro 2020, which runs from 11 June to 11 July 2021, on
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Criteria Used To Promote Teachers And How To Check If You Have Been Promoted
Government and Policy
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) revealed the criteria used in promoting the 16,000 teachers in 2021. The promotion lists and
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Goods Worth Ksh 1 Billion Destroyed By Kenya Revenue Authority
Government and Policy
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has destroyed “illicit” goods worth 1 billion shillings after a series of raids conducted in
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Japanese Companies, Employees Won’t Pay Income Tax
Government and Policy
As Kenyans continue to plead with the government of Kenya to “have mercy” on businesses and individuals by easing the
By Juma
·Multichoice Launches A New African Telenovela Channel On DStv
Entertainment
MultiChoice Group proudly owns the title of Africa’s most-loved storyteller and that brings with it a responsibility to not only
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M-Net Celebrates African Filmmakers With A Pop-up Movie Channel
Entertainment
To celebrate Africa Day on Tuesday, 25th May, MultiChoice Group is launching M-Net Movies Afro-Cinema, a pop-up movie channel dedicated to showcasing and
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5 Businesses Scoop Ksh 1,000,000 Each From Standard Chartered Bank
Entrepreneur's Corner
The Standard Chartered Bank in partnership with @iBizAfrica-Strathmore University has awarded 5 participating businesses KES 1,000,000 each in the Standard
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95,000 Students Won’t Get HELB Loans, 85,000 Put On CRB Notice
Government and Policy
More than 85,000 Kenyans have not paid their loan according to the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) saying that they
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