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Lwanda Rockman brings legendary Luo warrior back to life
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CS Kiunjuri: Galana Kulalu Food Security project will not collapse
The Galana Kulalu Food Security project will not collapse. Those are the words of the agriculture cabinet secretary, Mwangi Kiunjuri, who says government has taken full control of the project.
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Government to gazette policy to guide investments in the country
A new investment policy set to be gazetted next month is expected to restore order to the business environment where local traders have raised concern over being run out of business by foreigners.
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89 containers belonging to small scale traders released at the ICD in Embakasi
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Finance Bill 2019 proposes requirement of KRA Pin in registration of Pay Bill, Till Numbers
Registration of pay bill and till numbers by mobile phone operators could soon be added to the list of undertakings for which provision of a PIN is mandatory, if the Finance Bill 2019 is passed by Parliament.
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Heri Homes partners with Singapore's Afra Holdings on Habitat Heights
Heri Homes partners with Singapore's local subsidiary Afra Holdings to construct 8,800 housing units (Habitat Heights) that will complement the government's affordable housing as one of the Big Four.
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Analyst: Facebook's Libra could be "on-ramp" to cryptocurrency
As Facebook leaps into the world of cryptocurrency with its own digital money, crypto investor Lou Kerner says the move has the potential to open the door for crypto-money to a wider public - an exciting development for the industry
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Kinshasa: Commuting hell in DR Congo's capital
Cities almost everywhere have transport problems -- just ask people stuck in traffic jams or overcrowded trains for their opinion.
But daily travel in Kinshasa, capital of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), may well have the best claim on World's Worst Commuter Nightmare
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Treasury to set aside KSh 65 billion to clear pending bills
Treasury is set to release 65 billion Shillings to pay pending bills by the end of this month.
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