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Employment claims are rising: Is your business insured? The case for Employment Practices Liability Cover in Kenya

Nairobi, July 14 -- Employment disputes are an increasingly significant source of legal and financial risk for employers. Claims arising from unfair termination, breaches of fair labour practices, co... Read More


Want a favour? Don't assume the answer will always be 'yes'

Nairobi, July 14 -- Humans are a social sort. We thrive and have become the dominant apex species largely because of our ability to socialise, combined with our capacity for communication. A large pa... Read More


Firms overtake employees in driving fresh KRA collections

Nairobi, July 14 -- Kenya's income tax burden is increasingly shifting from salaried workers to companies, with businesses generating more government revenue as company profits rebound while the forma... Read More


Let's build infrastructure to sustain our entrepreneurs and drive growth

Nairobi, July 14 -- Morocco's elimination from the World Cup triggered a frustratingly familiar conversation, dissecting a uniquely African phenomenon, the near-success syndrome. We play brilliantly ... Read More


Why campaign finance reforms must look past spending limits as 2027 calls

Nairobi, July 14 -- Dark clouds do not always bring rain, but they often warn that a storm may be approaching. Although no one can predict the weather, prudent people prepare before the storm arrives.... Read More


Stalled Uhuru-era Nandi dam revived at triple the cost

Nairobi, July 14 -- The long-stalled multi-billion shillings Keben dam project in Nandi County, which was abandoned during former President Uhuru Kenyatta's era, will be revived by a Chinese contracto... Read More


Founder resilience: A lesson from Family Bank

Nairobi, July 14 -- The listing of Family Bank on the Nairobi Securities Exchange on June 23 is a testament to why resilience, not capital or a forgiving market, is the real secret sauce of any succes... Read More


Why wealthy Kenyans are buying paintings from the 1980s

Nairobi, July 14 -- Kenya's wealthy art collectors are searching for paintings created and acquired during the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s. Reason? Not solely to hang them on their walls but as an al... Read More


Why insurance reporting delays raise red flags for IRA

Nairobi, July 14 -- Kenya's insurance sector has witnessed repeated cases of delays in submission of quarterly reports to the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA). Many insurance firms have ended pay... Read More


Safaricom's Ethiopia partners have right to buy back 2.8pc stake

Nairobi, July 14 -- Safaricom has disclosed that its co-investors in its Ethiopia subsidiary retain the right to buy back the 2.78 percent stake they lost when it made an equity investment in the unit... Read More