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Tanzania’s environment watchdog destroys 7.5 tons of banned plastic bags
Tanzania’s environment watchdog has destroyed 7.5 tons of banned plastic bags seized in Dar es Salaam and Coast regions, an…
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Laikipia University student stabbed to death, perpetrator attempts suicide
A female student at the Laikipia University was Wednesday afternoon stabbed to death by an outsider. Gertrude Chepkoech, a first-year…
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Kenyans to enjoy cheaper electricity starting December
Kenyans will start to enjoy cheaper electricity from December this year. This was announced by President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday.…
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Every Kenyan household to make mandatory contribution to NHIF
It will now be mandatory for each household in Kenya to make a contribution of Ksh. 500 to the National…
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NMG completes share buyback programme to 17.1 million shares
Nation Media Group (NMG) has completed a share buyback program which saw the group buying back 17,101,352 million of its…
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WHO launches new strategy to save over 200,000 lives annually
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and partners have today launched the first ever global strategy to defeat meningitis, a devastating…
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KQ, South African Airways seal deal to share strategic capabilities
Kenya’s national carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) and South Africa Airways (SAA) have entered a memorandum of cooperation with a longer-term…
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New office space requirements in Africa up 29% in Q2 2021
New office space requirements across Africa increased by 29 percent in the second quarter of 2021 compared to the first…
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Metropol CRB pilots credit rating as loaning reference
Metropol Credit Reference Bureau is conducting a pilot programme on how banks can use credit rating as a reference point…
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Uhuru urges global community to maintain momentum in fighting malaria despite COVID disruption
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the global community to remain focused on the fight against malaria despite the ongoing COVID-19…
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