Coast mourns veteran politician Nassir who represented Mombasa at LegCo
A member of the Legislative Council of Kenya (LegCo) Sheikh Abdillahi Nassir has died.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Coast mourns veteran politician Nassir who represented Mombasa at LegCo
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Bango maestro Mzee Ngala, 86, says he still has a lot to offer
Mzee Joseph Ngala Katana began his music career after dropping out of Form Two.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Bango maestro Mzee Ngala, 86, says he still has a lot to offer
Uhuru to unveil country's first modern shipyard during Coast tour
At least 70 per cent of the new facility will be owned by the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF).
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Uhuru to unveil country's first modern shipyard during Coast tour
Little Theatre excites, brings life and fun to Mombasa nightlife
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Little Theatre excites, brings life and fun to Mombasa nightlife
Mombasa's Little Theater effort to reclaim lost glory
It is Wednesday evening, and the Little Theatre Club in Mombasa is a hive of activities.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Mombasa's Little Theater effort to reclaim lost glory
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Want to start and run a debt-free business? Here’s how
Dominic Mureithi, a trained food chemist had always been passionate about business. However, he wanted to do it debt-free.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Want to start and run a debt-free business? Here’s how
Kenyans have no access to clean water and sanitation
Only 59 per cent of Kenyans have access to basic drinking water and 30 per cent have access to basic sanitation.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Kenyans have no access to clean water and sanitation
How former hawker found success in timber business
Kathambi rose from a hawker to owning a timber yard, which has since evolved into a building materials supplier.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
How former hawker found success in timber business
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How I got the ruler of Dubai to invest in my business idea
Suleiman Shahbal would do his best not to disappoint his grandparents who used the proceeds from their spare parts dealership and charcoal sales.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
How I got the ruler of Dubai to invest in my business idea
The benefits of catching Laylatul Qadr to a believer
The prophet says that nothing can change the decree of Allah regarding our lives apart from supplication
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
The benefits of catching Laylatul Qadr to a believer
Kenyans in Canada giving back to Muslim community
According to hadith of the prophet, “Charity paid in secret extinguishes the anger of Allah.”
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Kenyans in Canada giving back to Muslim community
Group helping needy in Mombasa
Kisheso zones off Kibokoni area for purposes of effective distribution.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Group helping needy in Mombasa
Gaining piety is the juiciest fruit of Ramadhan month
The objective of fasting is to ensure that the piety gained this holy month is enough to propel a Muslim spiritually throughout the entire year.
By Ishaq Jumbe 2 years ago
Gaining piety is the juiciest fruit of Ramadhan month
Ramadhan lockdown not a bitter pill for all Muslims
Sheikh Rishad Rajab said those fasting under lockdown have the luck of enjoying the full benefits of fasting
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Ramadhan lockdown not a bitter pill for all Muslims
How I became furniture king
Mohamed Zakir, owner of Fairdeal Furniture chain and the Kenyan franchise holder of Ashley’s Furniture Homestore, says he has never had to take a...
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
How I became furniture king
Rusha roho: Soulful Taarab hemmed in by modern beats
As the genre shifted from the silky traditional beats to accommodate a generation weaned on Bongo Flava, it took on a more danceable style.
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Rusha roho: Soulful Taarab hemmed in by modern beats
'Mfungo' before Ramadhan: Demystifying the myth
The faithful have been told to clean up their acts in preparation for the holy month instead of violating Islamic law.
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
'Mfungo' before Ramadhan: Demystifying the myth
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How shows by shore are keeping Fort Jesus alive
Broadcasts portray life before the fort, then takes the audience through specifications and fortifications that rendered it supposedly impregnable
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
How shows by shore are keeping Fort Jesus alive
Event organiser turns to new way as Covid-19 slows industry
Across the tourist city Covid-19 has shattered the sector plunging artists and DJs into a state of hopelessness,
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Event organiser turns to new way as Covid-19 slows industry
If the pandemic has taught me anything...
Many of our customers have been proactive especially at this time when the pandemic has been wreaking havoc in the society
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
If the pandemic has taught me anything...
Diasporans trust me to invest for them back home
We advertise our services through internet channels and depend a lot on referrals from satisfied customers
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Diasporans trust me to invest for them back home
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Principles that have kept me in business for decades
He started the business to demystify air travel to the local population as well as encourage citizens of his country of birth to travel the world
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Principles that have kept me in business for decades
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Entrepreneur's search for a stable job birthed restaurants idea
Employed in a Malindi Casino, the low tourism season would see him out of a job, he knew a new career would be his lifeline.
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Entrepreneur's search for a stable job birthed restaurants idea
Journalist who cried while interviewing Uhuru Kenyatta speaks
The young journalist had travelled from upcountry to interview small scale traders for his show ‘Hustle mtaani’ which airs on MK TV.
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
Journalist who cried while interviewing Uhuru Kenyatta speaks
No trip to Mecca for 5,000 Muslims as Covid cases rise
Pilgrims will have to follow the proceedings online or tune to specific TVs station.
By Ishaq Jumbe 3 years ago
No trip to Mecca for 5,000 Muslims as Covid cases rise
How technology from Malaysia is enabling families afford homes
With Sh900,000, you can afford house built using interlocking blocks.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
How technology from Malaysia is enabling families afford homes
World Bank partners with procurement institute on training
The World Bank rolled out a new procurement framework in July 2016 to enhance service delivery
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
World Bank partners with procurement institute on training
Court summons Absa Bank over Islamic banking facility
The bank is involved in a legal tussle with A.O Bayusuf and Sons over Sh25 million interest charged on a Sh300 million loan
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Court summons Absa Bank over Islamic banking facility
What it takes to get to world's top school
Today he is a student at MIT on a full scholarship studying Biomedical Engineering.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
What it takes to get to world's top school
Getting ahead of the pack in a crowded field
It behooves a property manager to ensure tenants and clients in general do not get a raw deal in the properties that he lets or is selling.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Getting ahead of the pack in a crowded field
Face-to-face with ruthless pirates who rule high seas
While many of Somalia’s pirate foot soldiers languish in jail, the kingpins remain at large.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Face-to-face with ruthless pirates who rule high seas
Con men couldn't block Optica's vision
Valli fell prey to the many swindlers masquerading as property agents in Mombasa.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Con men couldn't block Optica's vision
Seaside Hospital shut after scrutiny
Thursday's raid caught many patients and hospital managers unawares.
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Seaside Hospital shut after scrutiny
Private Mombasa Hospital sues insurance broker for Sh56m
“The balance of Sh74,932,919, is the subject of arbitration before another dispute resolution forum.”
By Ishaq Jumbe 4 years ago
Private Mombasa Hospital sues insurance broker for Sh56m
Providing medical care is an exercise in patience
The poor and the rich alike fall sick and require healthcare. All should be given an equal opportunity without the divide compromising on quality
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
Providing medical care is an exercise in patience
Protests as NHIF annuls contracts with hospitals
Low-cadre civil servants have been directed to select new health facilities.
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
Protests as NHIF annuls contracts with hospitals
Coast civil servants in shock as NHIF alters cover
NHIF branch manager clarified that they would pay for the patients that are already in admission but cautioned against admitting new ones.
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
Coast civil servants in shock as NHIF alters cover
Family lodges lawsuit against officials of Muslim charity
The suit is significant for various legal and historic reasons.
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
Family lodges lawsuit against officials of Muslim charity
The making of luxury apartments
Despite the hopelessnees and loneliness I faced, I was determined to start something that would immortalise our union
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
The making of luxury apartments
The day Uhuru grooved at Raila's Coast bash
Short clip that went viral shows the President and former PM having a grand old time in Nyali.
By Ishaq Jumbe 5 years ago
The day Uhuru grooved at Raila's Coast bash
Ogolla's death adds to list of dark chapter in Nyanza history
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