Uhuru’s tax relief will cushion Kenyans and all traders

The economic stimulus is a welcome relief to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and all Kenyans in general burdened with credit facilities.

By Richard Ngatia 5 years ago

What the private sector must do to support green economy

?The government and the private sector work on the basis of complementarity to achieve economic growth and development.

By Richard Ngatia 6 years ago

What CBK should do to boost bank lending

Recent months have been characterised by a severe cash crunch, which has seen businesses close down and scores lose their jobs.

By Richard Ngatia 6 years ago

Why thorough audit of outstanding work permits for

I am informed that many of the businesses operating from go-downs as wholesalers/retailers of electrical equipment, tiles and toilet fitting are actua

By Richard Ngatia 6 years ago

Implement plans for SME access to credit

Bigger banks have cumulatively invested more than half of their loan books in government bonds

By Richard Ngatia 6 years ago

How SMEs can tap Big Four agenda to spur development

The implementation of the Big Four agenda offers countless opportunities for Small and Medium Enterprises.

By Richard Ngatia 6 years ago

Presumptive tax has simplified compliance for small enterprises

Counties are the designated tax collection agents on behalf of KRA, and discussions on the modalities of collection are underway.

By Richard Ngatia 7 years ago

Medical equipment leasing improves service delivery

Creating a platform where medical personnel and patients can communicate virtually, say through a smartphone application is ideal.

By Richard Ngatia 7 years ago

Public-private partnership vital in healthcare funding

For many Kenyans without health insurance, falling sick can at best become a financial crisis and at worse, a death sentence.

By Richard Ngatia 7 years ago

Hawker menace fueling growing insecurity within Nairobi environs

Our offering to visitors ranks way higher than more developed countries, many having better security installations than Nairobi.

By Richard Ngatia 7 years ago

Economy shuts down as politicians bicker

We are staring at anxious days for businesses on the wait for the Supreme Court to make its determination on the Presidential petitions.

By Richard Ngatia 8 years ago

Kenya at a crossroads elections

Kenya is at a crossroads courtesy of the repeat elections slated for Thursday this week, with businesses hurting deeply.

By Richard Ngatia 8 years ago