Nairobi, May 13 -- Tanzanian conglomerate MeTL Group is planning a Sh6.5 billion ($50 million) soft drinks plant in Mombasa, setting up a rare regional challenge to Coca-Cola and Pepsi in Kenya's high... Read More
Nairobi, May 13 -- A school child in Nairobi was last week asked who the two men jogging toward State House Primary School were. She answered without hesitation: Kipchoge and Emmanuel. Her classmate, ... Read More
Nairobi, May 13 -- The cost of two-bedroom stand-alone house in the leafy suburbs of Lavington, Runda and Karen has fallen since 2022, keeping the price at near par with those in middle income estate ... Read More
Nairobi, May 13 -- Many multinational employers operating in Kenya rely on global HR policies for good reason. These frameworks are designed to promote consistency, reinforce shared values, and suppor... Read More
Nairobi, May 13 -- "It is always urgent, 'here and now' without any possible postponement. Life is fired at us point-blank," said Jose Ortegay Gasset. When is the business problem not the real proble... Read More
Nairobi, May 12 -- There is a clear shift underway, recent findings suggest that family offices across East Africa are becoming more international in outlook and more sophisticated in how they structu... Read More
Nairobi, May 12 -- Kenya has now concluded public consultations on the Draft Virtual Asset Service Providers Regulations, 2026. The rules will operationalise the VASP Act passed last November and, for... Read More
Nairobi, May 12 -- Kenya has disagreed with global tech giant Microsoft over terms for building a Sh129 billion ($1 billion) data centre, triggering a delay in construction of the hub that was set to ... Read More
Nairobi, May 12 -- Kenya has cleared the path for power producers to directly sell electricity to larger consumers, ignoring a World Bank's warning against the push to end Kenya Power's monopoly. The... Read More
Nairobi, May 12 -- Every election cycle, debate erupts about whether politicians are truly listening to the people or putting words in their mouths. What the people say no doubt varies regionally, but... Read More