Nairobi, June 11 -- The news of the Court of Appeal judgment hit the retirement benefits sector like a thunderbolt. A three-judge bench delivered a ruling that threatened to upend the entire legal fra... Read More
Nairobi, June 11 -- The news of the Court of Appeal judgment hit the retirement benefits sector like a thunderbolt. A three-judge bench delivered a ruling that threatened to upend the entire legal fra... Read More
Nairobi, June 4 -- A well-placed source recently told me that the government is at an advanced stage of considering plans to launch gold monetisation. Under the proposal, the Central Bank of Kenya (CB... Read More
Nairobi, May 28 -- As the public debate over Finance Bill 2026 rages, the loudest arguments are predictably about numbers - whether a 25 percent excise duty is too high, or whether a particular VAT re... Read More
Nairobi, May 14 -- Even President William Ruto's most committed critics would struggle to fault the optics of last week's France-Africa Summit. Nairobi hosted 30 heads of state, President Emmanuel Ma... Read More
Nairobi, May 7 -- Many observers did not fully grasp the symbolism and significance of the appointment of Benedict Oramah as chairman of the Governing Council of Kenya's newly created National Infrast... Read More
Nairobi, April 30 -- For nearly three months, KenGen shareholders had been diligently submitting proxy forms, nominating independent directors in what was being celebrated as a historic first: the ina... Read More
Nairobi, April 23 -- The outlook for local oil prices had turned increasingly precarious. Kenya's ambitious government-to-government (G-to-G) oil credit scheme recently faced a major threat after Gulf... Read More
Nairobi, April 9 -- There is a number buried in Kenya's fuel import scandal that has received far less attention than it deserves. It is Sh58,744 - the difference, per metric ton, between petroleum im... Read More