Kenya Emirati company gets majority stake in Telkom on Helios exit A United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based firm will take up a majority stake in Telkom Kenya from London’s Helios Investment Partners, mar...
KENYA Sugar Production Down 31% in Seven Months on Cane Shortage Output of sugar from local millers has dropped by nearly a third in seven months due to a shortage of cane, with the scarcity sh...
KENYA Shilling tipped to weaken further on low forex inflows Lower foreign exchange inflows and higher global interest rates are the key factors that will see the Kenyan shilling continue to lose grou...
Kenya Loss-making companies to pay as State renews push for minimum tax The William Ruto administration has set sights on a share of revenue from loss-making companies after signalling a revival of mi...
Kenya Inside the multi-million dollar deals at the Nairobi climate summit Kenya and other African countries struck climate-related financing deals worth $23 billion (Sh3.36 trillion) at the just-ended...
KENYA State to legalise phone, email tapping in dirty cash fight Telephone calls and emails of Kenyans suspected to be dealing in money laundering and terrorism financing will be tapped ...
KENYA Miraa farmers pay the price of a slump in exports, cartels Alexander Mwenda, a Miraa farmer in Gaciongo, Igembe North chopped down his earlier treasured trees three weeks ago sparking upr...
KENYA Banks to access secret State database in dirty cash fight Financial institutions will soon be granted access to a State database on secret owners of companies to enable them to swiftly flag and ...
Kenya US guarded on Kenya trade deal past Agoa expiry The US is non-committal about when negotiations for a free trade deal with Kenya will be concluded despite Nairobi earlier saying the talks would ...
KENYA Desperate for loans, Kenya offers highest returns in 7 years The Kenyan government is increasingly borrowing more expensive loans from the domestic market in a trend that has set up households a...
KENYA Kenya’s Q1 food import bill rises 58.4pc to Sh80 billion Kenya’s food import bill in the first quarter of the year rose 58.4 percent to hit Sh80.2 billion, nearly matching what was fetched f...
Kenya Kenyans default on Sh83bn bank loans in 4 months Borrowers have defaulted on an extra Sh82.9 billion in bank loans in just four months, signalling the economic struggles that have seen the share...