Crown Paints’ Profits For 2020 Up By 63 Percent
Market News
The operating profit before tax for paint giant Crown Paints for the year ended 31 December 2020 rose by 63
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Month: August 2021
EFG Hermes One New Trading App – What Is It and What Does it Do?
Entrepreneur's Corner
Investing in the stock market is a big part of the financial planning puzzle for almost everyone. It is a
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5G Network Nokia X10 Is Now Available For Kenyans
Technology
HMD Global has announced the launch of its latest 5G smartphone, the Nokia X10, in Kenya. The all-new X-series is
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TSC New Grading System For Teachers And Their Salary Scale
Government and Policy
The grading system for primary and secondary school teachers has been changed by Teacher Service Commission, TSC, after signing the
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Cyber Warfare – Increased Connectivity Leaves Businesses Open to Attacks
Government and Policy
Recent technologies have attracted rapid digital transformation across various industries with increased connectivity being among the top. This means that
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The Rise Of Retail Investors In The US Can Be Replicated In Kenya
Market News
There has been an exponential rise of retail investors in the United States of America thanks to flourishing online platforms
By Juma
·Ecobank Launches 4th Edition of its Fintech Challenge to Promote African startups
Investment
The pan-African banking group, Ecobank group, has officially launched the 4th Edition of the Ecobank Fintech Challenge, and all African
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What Is The Role of Trustees In The Capital Markets In Kenya?
Market News
On 29th June 2021, the President of Kenya assented to the Finance Act, 2021 which amongst other changes, introduced provisions
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CIC Group Returns To Profitability, Posts Kshs 337 Million In Half-Year Earnings
Market News
CIC Insurance Group has registered a Profit Before Tax of 337 million shillings for the half-year to 30th June 2021
By Steve Biko
·Magoha Orders Principals To Refund Fees Collected From Parents
Government and Policy
Education Cabinet Secretary, George Magoha has ordered principals in public secondary schools, who have been charging exorbitant fees outside figures
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