Economy
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Over 100 jobs set for opening with Hilton’s new hotel in Nairobi
Hilton Hotel has announced its plan to open a new hotel in Nairobi, hardly a month after it announced that…
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Kenya loses over Ksh.85 billion to illicit brew annually, to worsen with proposed taxes
Kenyan government losses more than Ksh.85 billion every year, thanks to illicit brew that has stormed the market due to…
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KRA revenue collection hit Ksh.1.45 trillion in 10 months to April
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) collected Ksh.1.45 trillion in ten months to April 2022 from Ksh.1.1 trillion in April 2021. This…
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Court orders Uhuru to make Ksh.477 billion SGR contract with China public to Kenyans
The Kenyan government has been ordered to make the 605km long Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) contract public to Kenyans. This…
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Kenyans borrowed Ksh.151.4 billion from Fuliza in 2021
Quick loans from Fuliza surged by 43 percent to Ksh.502.6 billion in 12 months to April 2022 from Ksh.351.2 billion.…
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Kenyans spent Ksh.169.1 billion on betting via M-Pesa in 2021
Kenyans spent Ksh.169.1 billion on betting via M-Pesa in 2021, a 23.8 percent jump from Ksh.136 billion that was spent…
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Serena Hotels narrows profit loss to Ksh.632 million from Ksh.1.2 billion
Serena Hotels profits plunged 47.6 percent drop to Ksh.632 million for the full year results ended December 31, 2021, from…
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Kisumu erects cheaper exhibition Bazaars for locals ahead of Africities Summit
Kisumu County has organized exhibition bazaars at the refurbished Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Sports Ground that would run parallel with the…
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China’s trade growth in April above expectations
China’s dollar-denominated exports grew 3.9 percent year-on-year in April, compared with the 14.7 percent growth reported in March, customs data…
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Kenya’s PMI drops below 50-point mark in April
Kenya’s private sector activity fell in April to 49.5, hurt by rising consumer inflation and supply shortfalls for some goods.…
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