Will billionaire Kirubi now up stake in Centum Investment?

The window through which the flamboyant billionaire Chris Kirubi can make a purchase of Sh1billion worth of shares in Centum opened last week.

By BY EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

Can new digital accounting system end the plunder of public coffers?

Keith*, 26, has worked in the finance department of two government ministries over the last three years.

By BY EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

KCB banks on cheap deposits to grow revenue

KCB plans to use its recently launched mobile banking platform to grow its customer deposits to Sh316 billion by the end of the year

By BY EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

How electricity will fuel Kenya’s industrial growth

Adding one million people every year piles significant pressure on Kenya’s resources

By BY EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

The new crop of power brokers who will drive Kenya’s economy

Devolution: A behind-the-scenes look at the men tasked with running counties and managing their resources.

By By EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

Attack on Westgate exposes economy’s Achilles’ heel

Kenya’s global competitiveness may be up, but its ‘worrisome’ security continues to deter greater foreign investor interest

By By EMMANUEL WERE and KAGURE GACHECHE 12 years ago

KCB chief executive bets on ICT to leverage earnings

Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Chief Executive Officer Joshua Oigara is a shrewd manager. During a media interview in December last year, after being appointed KCB’s group chief executive, he demonstrated his embracing of technology as the modern way of doing business.

By By EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

Firm loses Sh100m goods in JKIA fire

Businessman Paul Rege, 34, got a call at about 6:20am yesterday. The caller on the other end of the line was a project supervisor at the Kenya Airports Authority. “The airport is on fire,” he told Mr Rege.

By By Emmanuel Were 12 years ago

Can medical board really bite finger that feeds it?

As more and more Kenyans continue to raise concerns over increasing cases of doctor negligence, observers are questioning the independence and diligence of the Medical Practitioners and Dentist Board in dealing with errant members of the profession.

By By EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago

Winding road to justice for ‘offended woman’

The long and winding process of seeking justice from the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board (MPDB) was highlighted on Monday after a woman, whose case has been pending for 10 years, was stopped awaiting a court case.

By By EMMANUEL WERE 12 years ago