Government commits to paying Sh165b pending bills

Outstanding bills as of December 31, 2023, were Sh162.4b. The updated bills as of June 30, 2024, stood at Sh165b.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

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New guidelines give Ruto power to micro manage state corporations

The new guidelines will set a high threshold in state agencies where employees with a record of three years poor performance will lose their jobs.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

Liquidity and risk appetite key to devising diversification plan

Risk appetite, or risk tolerance, is equally essential in shaping a diversified portfolio.

By Julius Kipngetich 1 year ago

New shift in social responsibility is good for corporate citizenship

By addressing pressing societal challenges and promoting sustainable practices, businesses and philanthropists play a vital role in shaping a more equitable and resilient future for all

By Dr Julius Kipngetich 1 year ago

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Fresh scramble for Africa, this time through carbon credit - a new method

Blue Carbon alone has control of over 24.5 million hectares on the African continent, which includes land used by communities.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

Mudavadi puts civil servants on notice over wastage of resources

He said consolidation of State Agencies aims at ending duplicity of functions that is tantamount to wastage. PCS calls for end to silo-mentality, self-turfs, lethargy, and inefficiency.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

Good strategies that can ensure continuity of family businesses

In the realm of wealth management, few endeavours are as complex and impactful as ensuring the continuity of family businesses and wealth across generations.

By Julius Kipngetich 1 year ago

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Murkomen, Cherargei war exposes soft underbelly of Rift Valley politics

The desire to stand tall and attract President William Ruto's eye and the angling to take over as the region's supremo has triggered infighting and political machination.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

Duale in shuttle diplomacy over Horn of Africa security

Duale visited Cairo where he met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. He has been pushing for a strong Kenya presence in the region's tranquility.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

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Why Uhuru shelved AU job bid in favour of Raila

Murathe said Uhuru was not sure the government would have supported him, a factor which was crucial for the success of such a bid, adding that he now fully supports Raila for the top job.

By Jacob Ngetich 1 year ago

Reasons start-ups struggle and what can be done to steady them

Reassessing and refining business strategies to align with market needs, customer preferences, and industry trends is imperative

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

Kenyan startups must prioritise sustainable practices to survive

Starting a business in Kenya necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the local market and meticulous planning to ensure the success of the venture.

By Dr Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

Data-driven decisions can help to propel Kenya to prosperity

Data-driven decision-making is not just a buzzword; it's a strategic imperative.

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

Lessons for Kenya from the UK's NHS as we implement our UHC

The UK government commits a substantial portion of its budget to NHS, ensuring a pooled resource that prioritises healthcare accessibility based on need rather than financial capacity.

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

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Why things seem to be falling apart between Ruto, Judiciary

With the war between the two arms gathering tempo, the question is who will blink first between the Executive who has the yam, and the Judiciary who has the knife.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

You've no right to lecture Ruto, Malala tells Azimio leader

Malala insisted that Raila has never won the presidency to be able to guide anyone on how to rule.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

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Sakaja: Challenges we faced, my dreams for Nairobians in 2024

With a population of over four million people in Nairobi, Governor Johnson Sakaja has the huge task of ensuring the regains its beauty while remaining an attraction to international guests.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

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Murkomen alleges sabotage at JKIA, wants IG to open probe

Murkomen has written to the Inspector-General of Police Japheth Koome to investigate possible economic sabotage following the failure of backup generators at the JKIA.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

How Kenya can retrace its path to economic revival

The resurgence of agriculture and the rekindling of tourism stand as the cornerstones of Kenya's economic revitalization.

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

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Reflection: 34 years later, Asunta Wagura writes 'goodbye to HIV...'

Today operating from 20 TASKER Street, St. Catharines Ontario, Canada, Asunta, 34 years after she was condemned by her principal, remains alive and is a busy woman.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Confusion over PM and Prime CS in new report

Teams want a referendum to amend the Constitution to adopt a hybrid parliamentary system, propose joint appointment of a reputable firm or a consortium of firms to audit the 2022 election.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Kemsa lays off 400 staff as it readies for Rutocare

Acting Chief Executive Andrew Mulwa said that the new board is committed to bring change and has reduced the number of employees from 962 to 562.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Gachagua to represent Ruto in Belgium meeting

Gachagua will represent President William Ruto, at the Global Gateway Forum hosted by the European Commission in the Capital, Brussels.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Arrest criminals in Sondu clashes, say Azimio leaders

Azimio la Umoja leaders have demanded the arrest of perpetrators of the killings along the volatile Kisumu-Kericho border in Sondu.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Senator Cheruiyot demands transfer of police in Sondu

Senator Cheruiyot has appealed to IG Koome and Interior CS Kuthure Kindiki to transfer all officers in Sondu for failing to stop clashes along the volatile Kericho- Kisumu border.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Agroecology is critical in the wake of climate change - expert

Agroecology is an ecological and social approach to agriculture offering solutions for (1) production, (2) marketing and (3) consumption of food.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

National oil agency in discussions with stakeholders over revamp strategy

The countrywide public participation follows Cabinet's approval last month that seeks to restructure the State corporation and split it into three subsidiaries, under one holding company.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

I'm sorry, Mishra now tells Ruto for going against him in last year's polls

In a statement on Friday, Former Kesses MP Swarup Mishra said the Kalenjin community had honoured him.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

PSV trader laments on prices and unfair competition on transport business

The escalating fuel prices are posing a serious barrier to public service vehicle (PSV) operators who are already battered by thin margins on tickets.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

AfCFTA can unlock Africa's true potential, boost continent's unity

The AfCFTA is a landmark trade agreement that aims to create a single continental market for goods and services, promote free movement of people, facilitate investments

By Dr Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

No industrialised nation on course to reach net-zero goals

Climate action serves as a robust engine for poverty reduction, employment and wealth creation and economic transformation.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Counties set aside Sh3 billion for climate change

COG chairperson Anne Waiguru said the devolved units are in the forefront to deliver a catalysed low carbon economy and sustainable development.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Duale tours India with army chiefs for security meetings

Aden Duale said Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) from India will give expertise to KSL as it seeks to to be leading ship building firm.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

How workplaces can boost the fight against climate change

From small offices to large corporations, embracing sustainability not only lessens a company's ecological footprint but also benefits its bottom line and corporate image.

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

Why technology is the answer to agricultural production challenges

ACAT will focus exclusively on what science, technology, and innovation (STI) can do to drive transformation in agricultural output and food systems on the continent.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

What Kenya must do if it wants to become 'Singapore of Africa'

Although Singapore is significantly smaller than Kenya, there are valuable lessons our country glean from its remarkable strides in combating corruption.

By Julius Kipngetich 2 years ago

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Owalo at the head of new push to edge Raila out of Nyanza politics

Owalo's dalliance with President Ruto's administration appears to have thrust him to the core of Nyanza's political succession battle and economic transformation.

By Harold Odhiambo, Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Wandayi condemns police brutality on protesters in Nyanza

Wandayi said that police deployed in Nyanza and across the country else must at all times act in accordance with the Constitution and the law.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

Kindiki assures Kenyans of security ahead of protests

Interior CS Kithure Kindiki has assured Kenyans of security even as Azimio takes to the streets to protest against the high cost of living.

By Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago

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Kenyans on edge as Ruto goes for Uhuru over resumption of demos

Uhuru is the Azimio Council Chairman and has been accused of having a hand in demos with investigations focusing on the role money played in the demos, and its source

By Kamore Maina and Jacob Ngetich 2 years ago