Thai Chi Restaurant At Sarova Stanley Gets Thai SELECT Certification
Lifestyle
The Sarova Stanley Hotel has been presented with the coveted Thai Select Award for its Thai Chi Restaurant. Thai SELECT
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Month: March 2022
Teachers Could Lose Ksh 1 Billion If Spire Bank Dies
Market News
Mwalimu Sacco could suffer a 1 billion shilling hit in liquidating Spire Bank, according to a petition at the High
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Ukur Will Not Be Allowed To Read The Budget – Muturi
Government and Policy
Treasury cabinet secretary Ukur Yatani will not read the 3.31 trillion shillings budget next month as it was anticipated until
By Jane Muia
·20 Household Commodities Whose Prices Have Increased Rapidly
Commodity Watch
Kenyans are going through a tough economic phase as they face numerous pressing problems that have come along with the
By Lynnet Okumu
·No Degree Holders Will Be Recruited Into Police Today
Government and Policy
Degree holders will not be allowed to take part in the police recruitment exercise that kicks off today, Thursday 24,
By Juma
·Daikin Widens Its Roots In East Africa
Technology
The Daikin’s world-class products are now available in East Africa, giving residents an opportunity to experience convenience, home life, and
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Fortifying Staple Foods Is Key To Fighting Malnutrition
Lifestyle
TechnoServe’s Strengthening African Processor of Fortified Foods (SAPFF) Program is coming to an end with data showing significant progress in
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Commodity Prices Continue Rising as 2KG Unga Hits Kshs.140
Headlines
Tough times continue facing Kenyans across the country as basic commodity prices continue to increase. Households will now be forced
By Lynnet Okumu
·Kenya’s New Cyber Shujaa Program to Train 2,000 on Cybersecurity
Technology
USIU-Africa, Kenya Bankers Association, and Serianu have launched a new program, Cyber Shujaa that seeks to boost Kenya’s cybersecurity expertise by
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High Cost of Fertilizers And Erratic Rainfall To Affect Coffee Production
Market News
Kenya Coffee Producers Association (KCPA) chairman Peter Gikonyo has warned that the high cost of farm inputs and delayed rainfall
By Jane Muia
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