Hold off sale of weak firms, State advised

The Privatisation Commission has only concluded the sale of Kenya Wine Agencies Ltd (Kwal) to Distell.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 7 years ago

Kenya Airways freezes sale of assets, steps up growing airline tickets

Kenya Airways has frozen sale of its assets and will instead focus on growing sale of airline tickets to generate enough cash to meet its obligations

By Edward Kamau Macharia 8 years ago

Why consumers are staring at higher electricity bills, again

Kenyans could be in for another round of power price hikes with hydroelectric power generation expected to take a hit from the current dry spell.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 8 years ago

Quantum finalises Savannah stake sale

Quantum Global has concluded its exit from local cement maker, Savannah Cement.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 8 years ago

KenGen appoints acting chief executive

Power producer KenGen is yet to find a replacement for its outgoing chief executive despite a lengthy search that started in February this year.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 9 years ago

Opportunities for Kenya enterprises in China's Belt and Road initiative

Standard Chartered has taken an active role in the China Belt and Road (B&R) initiative through which China hopes to create a seamless trade route connecting countries in Africa, Asia and Europe through railway, road and maritime networks including Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 9 years ago

Nairobi to host Google’s Internet firm

CSquared, which has built metro fibre networks in Accra, Ghana, will be headquartered in Nairobi with similar metro networks in other towns and cities in the country and Africa.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 9 years ago

National oil in plans to drill fist oil exploratory well in Magadi

The State-owned firm operates Block 14 T in Magadi area and has been undertaking some preparatory work on the block, including carrying out seismic and geological surveys as well as drilling shallow wells.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 9 years ago

Motor industry sustains drops as sales drib by 27 per cent

New vehicle sales fell 27.4 per cent in the three months to March, pointing to a gloomy 2017 for the industry that has attracted major brands to start production locally.

By Edward Kamau Macharia 9 years ago