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Hunger in the Offing: Farmers To Miss Subsidized Fertilizer as Planting Season Knocks

Maize farmers might not receive subsidized fertilizer from the government during the forthcoming planting season.The government, through the National Cereals and ...

Poisonous Foods Flood the Market as Cancer Burden Stagnates

Aflatoxin is back, in fact, the deadly poison never left our homes, shops whether big or small or our markets according to ...

Inflation For January To Fall Between 3.8 and 4.2%

Economic analysts from Cytonn Investments have predicted that the inflation rate for the month of January will drop from 5.7 percent ...

Interbank Rate Spikes To 3.2% As 2014 Eurobond Remains Unchanged

The average interbank rate rose to 3.2 percent from 2.7 percent the previous week according to stats released by Cytonn ...

T-Bills Subscription Hits 170% On Account of Improved Liquidity

T-bills were over-subscribed last week, with the overall subscription rate coming in at 170.2 percent, an increase from 161.4 percent ...

Why Do We Idolize Foreigners and Demonize Our Own Locals Who are Doing Something?

Juan Crisostomo Ibarra once said that he had observed that the prosperity or misery of each person is in direct proportion to ...

Land Prices Spike with Ksh 1M Investment 10 Years Ago Now Worth Ksh 8.5M

Land prices in Nairobi suburbs and satellite towns are projected to continue rising in 2019 owing to intensive development projects or immediate ...

Half of Kenya’s GDP Moved through Mobile Phones in 2018: The Power of Mobile Money Transaction in Kenya

Kenya’s mobile money transaction sector continues to expand and pulling surprises each times statistics are released by the Central Bank of Kenya ...

Only 8300 Kenyans Benefit from Economic Growth as Others Remain Poor

Kenya currently is among one of the countries in the world with the fastest growing super-rich individuals. However, only 8,300 individuals representing ...

SGR Fares for Children Set to be Reviewed Up by 50%