Cost of Living Registers an All-Time High as Inflation Hits 6.3 Percent
Headlines
The cost of living in Kenya has registered an all-time high in 15 months with inflation now standing at 6.32
By Lynnet Okumu
·Month: July 2021
How Co-op Bank Helps Make Life Easy and Convenient Everywhere
Investment
It is a well-known fact that having a bank account keeps your money safe and easily allows you to spend
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Dear Entrepreneurs, Here Are 11 Ways To Tell If You Are A Pre-Millionaire
Entrepreneur's Corner
Becoming a millionaire is a reachable goal if you start young and develop the right habits. The pursuit of a
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5 Stocks Account For 92.34 Percent Of NSE’s Wealth
Market News
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is running courtesy of 5 major stocks, with the majority of them being commercial banks.
By Juma
·KNUT Head Office Closed Indefinitely After Auctioneer Raided It
Government and Policy
The Kenya national union of teachers, KNUT head office has been closed indefinitely after auctioneers raided it and carted away
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The New M-Pesa App Brings A New Shift In The Financial Sector
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Financial inclusion has been key in driving Kenya’s economy. The coming of mobile banking/transaction, especially M-Pesa has played a role
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Tana Africa Capital Acquires Minority Investment Into Kensington Distillers
Investment
Kensington Distillers & Vintners have secured a key step in its vision of becoming a leading pan-African consumer goods business
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Kenya Power Dismantles Illegal Power Lines in Nairobi’s Industrial Area
Government and Policy
The national electricity distributor, Kenya Power, has intensified its campaign to promote public safety and reduce energy losses. Speaking during
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Police Officers Must Now Seek Permission Before Getting Visitors
Government and Policy
The Deputy Inspector General of Police Aineah Olwenye has issued a notice to police officers stating that they will have
By Lynnet Okumu
·Government Spent More Than KSH. 1 Billion On Ghost Students In High School
Government and Policy
According to the new 2019-2020 financial year, the government paid 1.8 billion shillings to ghost students in secondary school. The
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