KIA Partners With Chinese Entities For A Photography Exhibition
Investment
The Kenya Investment Authority and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Shenzhen municipal committee launched a photography
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Month: July 2021
Major Things to Note as You Enroll in Amazon AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate Certification
Technology
When it comes to cloud computing, there’s no doubting the fact that Amazon Web Services or just AWS takes the
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Avoid Back to School Hassles by Paying and Shopping With Co-op Bank
Lifestyle
Times have changed – for the better. Unlike the old days when school fees were delivered via envelopes and shopping
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Don’t Send Children Back Home for School Fees, Warns Magoha
Government and Policy
Education Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha has warned primary and secondary school heads against sending students home for any arrears
By Lynnet Okumu
·KUCCPS Third and Last Phase of Course Revision to Close to 23rd July
Government and Policy
The Kenya University and Colleges Placement Service (KUCCPS), on July 13 announced an extension of the deadline for the third
By Lynnet Okumu
·World Bank Gives KPLC Kshs 225 Million To Collect Data On Meters
Investment
The World Bank under the Kenya Electricity Management Programme (KEMP) has given Kenya Power 225 million shillings to facilitate the
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TSC Shortlists 350,000 To Fill 9,000 Vacancies: Here Are Interview Dates
Government and Policy
Over 350,000 jobless teachers applied for the 9,000 vacancies that were advertised by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). TSC has
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Zoom to Acquire Five9 for 14.7 billion Dollars
Market News
On Monday, Zoom Video Communications, Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Five9, Inc., a
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There is No Real Estate Bubble in Kenya, Says Cytonn
Investment
A real estate bubble refers to an increase in property prices in the market owed to increased demand against limited
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Kenyan Shilling Sheds Off 0.2% Against The US Dollar
Market News
The Kenyan shilling depreciated marginally by 0.2 percent against the US dollar closing at 108.2 shillings, from 108.0 shillings recorded
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