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Carrefour Kenya's revenue grows by Sh5bn amid expansion

Nairobi, Sept. 12 -- Carrefour Kenya grew its revenues by 167 million United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) or Sh5.89 billion last year revealing the impact of the retailer's growing footprint in East Afr... Read More


Centum businesses grapple with loans as parent is debt-free

Nairobi, Sept. 12 -- After many years, Centum Investment Company became a debt-free holding company in the year ended March 2026. The Nairobi Securities Exchange-listed firm had used large amounts of... Read More


Three hours in gym, 10 eggs a day, chicken and rice: Inside a bodybuilder's gruelling routine

Nairobi, Sept. 12 -- He presses two fingers into his calf, flexes the muscle once, then lets it relax. His shoulders roll back, his chest lifts, and for a brief second, his whole body snaps into a bod... Read More


Explainer: Rights that EAC citizens have in Kenya

Nairobi, Sept. 12 -- Kenyans has been hit by unease following a pronouncement by President William Ruto that foreign nationals be barred from operating micro and small enterprises in the country. The ... Read More


How AI is fuelling new wave of misinformation ahead of Kenya's 2027 polls

Nairobi, Sept. 11 -- Artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic has revealed how its Claude chatbot was used to mass-produce fake social media posts praising Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi... Read More


KQ shakes up top management after acting CEO exit

Nairobi, Sept. 11 -- Kenya Airways has restructured its top management, changing the reporting lines of different business segments, in a bid to strengthen its business amid continued financial and op... Read More


IATA faults Ruto over extra aviation charges

Nairobi, Sept. 11 -- The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has criticised President William Ruto's government for supporting Kenya Airways while simultaneously imposing charges and polici... Read More


How Japanese ramen found its place on Nairobi's dining scene

Nairobi, Sept. 10 -- Slurping your food while you eat might be considered mannerless and unrefined in many cultures. But in Japanese culture, it is perfectly acceptable, encouraged even, when eating r... Read More


Literacy more than education: Kenya needs to finance knowledge economy

Nairobi, Sept. 10 -- What does it mean to be literate in Kenya in 2026? For generations, the answer was straightforward, the ability to read, write and perform basic arithmetic. Today, that definition... Read More


Why Kenya must decide whether JKIA will remain East Africa's aviation gateway

Nairobi, Sept. 10 -- The industrial action by aviation workers that disrupted operations across all airports in Kenya was more than an industrial-relations dispute. It exposed a larger question: Can K... Read More