The Cruel Price Of Freedom: We Grew Up Then Life Handed Us The Bill
Lifestyle
When we were young, freedom looked like the most beautiful thing in the world. It looked like staying up late,
Lifestyle
When we were young, freedom looked like the most beautiful thing in the world. It looked like staying up late,
Government and Policy
Kenyans are being asked to believe that there is no practical or commercial case for importing refined fuel from Nigeria’s
Commodity Watch
Kenyans are increasingly feeling the pinch as tomato prices surge across markets, adding pressure to already strained household budgets. The
Government and Policy
Kenyans are being asked to believe that there is no practical or commercial case for importing refined fuel from Nigeria’s
Market News
Kenyan farmers are preparing for a difficult turn in the market as expectations grow for a significant drop in maize
Government and Policy
By Robai Ludenyi Kenya could be forced to pay a hefty Sh3.2 billion penalty following the cancellation of a fuel
Government and Policy
Kenya has been thrust into fresh energy concerns after the government admitted it currently holds no strategic fuel reserves, raising
Government and Policy
Kenyans are not suffering because fuel is naturally expensive. Kenyans are suffering because the price of fuel has been turned
Government and Policy
Fresh details have emerged linking Uganda to Kenya’s Sh12 billion fuel import scandal, raising serious concerns about how the controversial
Investment
By Deborah Sivyatsomana Kavira In many parts of the world, governments are encouraging the use of biofuels as a way