NBK, Kodris Africa ink deal to ease payments

BUSINESS

By Nathan Ochunge | 7 hours ago

How banks are making super profits in a tough environment

By Dominic Omondi | 7 hours ago

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Banks have continued to report astronomical profits amidst a tough economic environment occasioned by the pandemic, drought, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and election jitters.

MultiChoice win against ISPs sets the pace in piracy war

By Frankline Sunday | 9 hours ago

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Last month, the firm began cracking down on password sharing in some markets, charging subscribers a small premium to maintain ‘sub-accounts’.

The CEO steering giant investment co-operative

By Wainaina Wambu | 15 hours ago

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Sarah Wahogo was confirmed in March as the chief executive of the Safaricom Investment Co-operative (SIC) after serving in acting capacity since May 2021.

Jambojet CEO on how Covid saw airlines derisk business

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Jambojet flies to Mombasa, Malindi, Diani, Lamu, Kisumu, Eldoret and Goma, in DRC from its Nairobi hub.

By Graham Kajilwa | 15 hours ago

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Positioning big brands to thrive in times of crisis

By Enock Wandera | 15 hours ago

BUSINESS

A case for repurposing land use for agriculture

By Allan Mungai | 15 hours ago

BUSINESS

Burdened bank customers add Sh56b loan defaults in 4 months

By Patrick Alushula | 15 hours ago

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Keroche woes: Tabitha Karanja failed to file tax returns for eight years, KRA states

CEO has an outstanding income tax of Sh1, 405, 223 for the tax period years 2015 to 2021 which remains unpaid to date. Mrs Karanja is the UDA flag bearer in the Nakuru senator race.

BUSINESS

By Julius Chepkwony | 1 day ago

Auditors say regulation of Saccos has helped tame cyber crime

BUSINESS

By Nehemiah Okwembah | 1 day ago

Auditors say regulation of Saccos has helped tame cyber crime

Kenya tops in enlisting more women in the maritime sector

BUSINESS

By Philip Mwakio | 1 day ago

Kenya tops in enlisting more women in the maritime sector

Why Nakuru is most preferred trade hub

BUSINESS

By Steve Mkawale | 1 day ago

More hunger on the way as food inflation goes past 28-month high

BUSINESS

By Frankline Sunday | 2 days ago

Safari Rally: Traders bag mixed fortunes as fans rev up sleepy lake town

BUSINESS

By Antony Gitonga | 2 days ago

Safari Rally: Traders bag mixed fortunes as fans rev up sleepy lake town

More women now take up leadership positions in firms

BUSINESS

By Peter Theuri and Nancy Nzau | 2 days ago

More women now take up leadership positions in firms

Young vulnerable women benefit from new vocational training

BUSINESS

By James Wanzala | 2 days ago

Young vulnerable women benefit from new vocational training

Big test for tech giants as court hears Facebook's landmark case

BUSINESS

By Frankline Sunday | 2 days ago

Big test for tech giants as court hears Facebook's landmark case

SCI & TECH

Top scholars discuss Africa's place in research and innovation

Meeting taking place amid calls to rethink opportunities for science, tech and innovation in Africa in the wake of challenges in mobilising resources for technological advancement.

By Mark Oloo | 13 days ago

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BUSINESS NEWS

By Fred Kagonye | 1 month ago

Terry Ramadhani appointed as KEMSA new CEO

By Standard Team | 2 months ago

Fuel shortage in Kenya bites

By Macharia Kamau | 2 months ago

Normal fuel supply to be restored this week

By Macharia Kamau | 2 months ago

Juliana Rotich to head Safaricom's fintech integration unit

FINANCIAL STANDARD

Tax wars: Is this the end of Keroche's nine lives?

By Patrick Alushula | 7 days ago

Survey: Women still less likely to own a mobile phone

By Jael Mboga | 7 days ago

Fears of dirty cash as illegal betting firms turn to cryptocurrencies

Betting companies have now devised new ways of clandestinely operating in Kenya without paying taxes. They allow punters to transact using hard-to-trace cryptocurrencies.

By Dominic Omondi | 7 days ago

Why mergers could rescue struggling hospitality sector

By Graham Kajilwa | 7 days ago

Tented camp at crater's edge offers perfect holiday getaway

By Jacob Ng’etich | 7 days ago

MONEY & CAREERS

How to find the job that fits your qualifications

Joblessness is a stage in the employment process which is sometimes lonely and depressing.

By Tony Mbaya | 6 days ago

9 reasons why you should do exit interviews

WORK LIFE

By Tony Mbaya | 7 days ago

How to address workplace incivility

WORK LIFE

By Tony Mbaya | 13 days ago

DR PESA

Expanding your business into new markets? Here’s how to

By Pauline Muindi | 3 months ago

Looking to invest? Here’s how not to burn your fingers

By Graham Kajilwa | 3 months ago

Practical steps to nurse finances back to health

By Esther Dianah | 3 months ago

Politics of money: ‘Honey, my money is mine, but yours is ours’

By Graham Kajilwa | 3 months ago

REAL ESTATE

By Graham Kajilwa | 5 days ago

Married? Why you should own property via joint firm with your spouse

By Peter Theuri | 5 days ago

How Airbnb craze is giving hotels a run for their money

By Francis Ayieko | 5 days ago

Things look up again for office market after pandemic hit

By Peter Theuri | 12 days ago

When community land is to be acquired for public use

OPINION

Are we seeing early indicators of a financial crisis?

The writer argues that a strong dollar, war and the coronavirus have all colluded to make developing economies struggle with high inflation and currency shortages.