Optimism Among Kenyan Manufacturers High
Market News
Manufacturers rely on a stable, balanced and common-sense regulatory environment to create jobs and fuel economic growth. However, the burden
By David Indeje
·Tag: Kenya Association of Manufacturers
Taskforce to Promote Good Business Practice Between Suppliers, Retailers and Manufacturers Formed
Market News
State Department of Trade Principal Secretary, Dr. Chris Kiptoo has today formed a taskforce for promotion of good business practice
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High Level Regional Anti-Illicit Trade Conference Held in Nairobi
Market News
The East African Business Council (EABC) in collaboration with Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) and the Ministry of Trade, Industry,
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Business Community seeks urgent interventions on Inter-County trade challenges
Investment
Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) today engaged with public institutions dealing with revenue generation in counties in view of addressing
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Central Bank of Kenya opposes capping interest rates
Banking
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has opposed the National Assembly’s move to capping interest rates warning that it will raise
By David Indeje
·Flora Mutahi first woman chair of KAM
Investment
Ms. Flora Mutahi has been announced as the new chairperson of the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) board and will serve
By David Indeje
·The Kenyan Economy: Separating Facts from Propaganda
Feature
Online conversations of late have centered around the essence of pay and how much particular careers pay and what not.
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Increased Regulation Will Make Kenya Uncompetitive for Business – KAM CEO
Op-ed
There’s a simple reason why the top 30 countries in ease of doing business index have remained in the same
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Industrial Area Manufacturers decry poor infrastructure as a drawback for Business
Investment
Manufacturers in Industrial Area yesterday hosted a site visit for the Principal Secretary, State Department for Infrastructure in the Ministry
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Capping Interest Rates Not good for Industrial Sector
Blogging
I would like to add my voice to the on going debate on whether capping interest rates at 4% above
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