Thika Superhighway, Outering Top As Nairobi’s Deadliest Roads
Government and Policy
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has named Thika Superhighway, Outering Road, and Waiyaki Way as some of Nairobi’s
By Jane Muia
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Teachers To Get 60 Percent Salary Increment In The New Push
Government and Policy
The Kenya National Union of Teachers, KNUT, secretary general Collins Oyuu has requested a 60 percent salary increase in an
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Airtel Completes Separation Telecom And Money Business
Market News
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) on Tuesday announced the successful separation of the mobile money business from the telecommunications
By Jane Muia
·MultiChoice Partners With The Earthshot To “Repair The Planet”
Technology
MultiChoice has announced its media broadcast partnership with The Earthshot Prize to help accelerate and spotlight the ingenuity and ambition
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Microsoft And Liquid Cloud Launch Initiative To Support African Businesses
Technology
As the demand for cloud-based services grows across Africa due to the adoption of hybrid work, Microsoft has announced a
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Commodity Prices Remain High as the Year Narrows
Market News
2022 will historically be among the toughest years, with the cost of living spelling doom for many Kenyan households. Cooking
By Jane Muia
·Magoha Announces Official Dates When KCSE And KCPE Exams Will Kick Off
Government and Policy
The outgoing Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has announced that the National Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, KCPE, and Kenya
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Unpacking The Kenyan Insurance Sector In Q2
Investment
Investment income in the insurance sector declined by 37.0% to Kshs 16.6 bn in Q2’2022, from Kshs 26.3 bn recorded
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Kenyan Shilling Still Being Clobbered By The US Dollar
Headlines
The Kenyan shilling depreciated by 0.1 percent against the US dollar to close the week at Kshs 120.9, from Kshs
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T-Bills Jump From Lowest To Highest Subscription In A Week
Headlines
During the week, T-bills were oversubscribed, with the overall subscription rate coming in at 110.0%, up from the 38.8 percent
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