Jicho Pevu’, IEBC 2013’s most Googled terms
Politics and celebrity news topped the list of agendas that Kenyans online gave priority to in the last 12 months.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 10 years ago
Jicho Pevu’, IEBC 2013’s most Googled terms
Is this end of online anonymity?
In June this year, a little-known former CIA data analyst hit international headlines after leaking information about invasive surveillance programmes carried out by the US and UK governments on Internet users.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 10 years ago
Is this end of online anonymity?
Kenya’s growing consumerism sparks huge interest among multinationals
Mombasa has outpaced Nairobi to emerge the 12th most expensive city in Africa to live in.
By By Frankline Sunday 10 years ago
Kenya’s growing consumerism sparks  huge interest among multinationals
Technology to spur demand for affordable housing
The drive for affordable housing has gained fresh impetus. This follows the launch of the pilot construction project of low cost housing units in Ruai, a Nairobi suburb last week.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Technology to spur demand for affordable housing
Low costs to make smartphones affordable
Consumers could purchase smart phones for as little as Sh4,000 by next year. The move is expected to deepen Internet penetration as well as increase digital inclusion.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Low costs to make smartphones affordable
ICT sector merger to come with huge benefits for consumers
Kenya’s private sector and technology users are the biggest winners in a move by the Government to change the administrative structure of the country’s ICT industry.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
ICT sector merger to come with huge benefits for consumers
Capital markets jittery about tax
Kenyan investors are uneasy about the move by the Treasury to re-introduce the Capital Gains Tax in the securities market.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Capital markets jittery about tax
Devolution hitch not new in Kenya as history shows
Kenya’s on-going devolution process has taken-off on a rocky start as many feared.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Devolution hitch not new in Kenya as history shows
Lecturers, teachers brace for strike after pay hike cash misses from Budget
The Government’s failure to allocate funds for teachers’ perks in the 2013/2014 Budget sets stage for confrontation.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Lecturers, teachers brace for strike after pay hike cash misses from Budget
Treasury slashes Sh1.3 billion for rural electrification
Public facilities and homes in rural areas will have to wait for at least one more year to be connected to national electricity grid.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Treasury slashes Sh1.3 billion for rural electrification
Government plans issue of third signal distribution licence
The license will, however, be ring-fenced to restrict it to local investors only — opening room to local media owners
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Government plans issue of  third signal distribution licence
New twist in revenue sharing plan
Taxpayers might have to do with less services and development projects from the central government if the latest proposal to the Division of Revenue Bill 2013 is passed.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
New twist in revenue sharing plan
Quality education elusive despite free learning bid
Kenya does not want to produce from its educational institutions graduates who will be like robot machines but disciplined youth with a sense of service to the country. This was the message from retired President Daniel Moi, the then vice-President on this day, 40 years ago.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Quality education elusive despite free learning bid
Labour laws still out of touch with workers’ welfare
For most Kenyan workers, the fight for improved working conditions and wages commensurate to prevailing economic realities has been a decades-long battle.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Labour laws still out of touch with workers’ welfare
Kenya wages war on cybercrime
Owners of cyber cafés may soon have to install CCTV cameras in their premises as part of measures to curb cybercrime and hate speech on social media.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Kenya wages war on cybercrime
Report shows jobs in formal sector declined
University graduates may have to turn to the informal sector or self-employment as new data indicates that job vacancies in the formal sector are shrinking.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Report shows jobs in formal sector declined
Weather pushes inflation, food prices down
Prices of most basic food commodities reduced last year due to improved weather conditions and increased farm harvests in most parts of the country.
By By FRANKLINE SUNDAY 11 years ago
Weather pushes inflation, food prices down
Floods ground Syokimau rail service
Commuters using Kenya Railways service from the Syokimau rail station into the city centre will have to look for alternative means after the transport provider announced it was temporarily stopping the service.
By By Frankline Sunday 11 years ago
Floods ground Syokimau rail service
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