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New players crash Africa's carbon credits mega party

Despite the enormous potential, Kenya and other African countries have been missing out on carbon credits markets.
By Macharia Kamau 1d ago
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Epra last week said it is looking into the possibility of restricting LPG imports and would only allow importation through the Open Tender System.
By Macharia Kamau 2d ago
The banking regulator, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), has proposed a significant increase in capital requirements for commercial banks. 
By Brian Ngugi 1w ago
Epra plans to review the law and restrict the importation of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) through the Open Tender System (OTS).
By Macharia Kamau 1w ago
As sustainability reporting takes root among corporates, lenders are no exception.
By Esther Dianah 1w ago
If you take the Outer Ring Road from the Thika Superhighway towards the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), you will see how accidents are “created.
By XN Iraki 1w ago
At their home in Africa’s biggest economy and most populous nation, Nigeria, they are banking giants with commanding market lead and trillions of shillings in worth of assets.
By Brian Ngugi 2w ago
The government says it will not yield to pressure to liberalise Kenyan skies and give foreign carriers easy access to different airports within the country.
By Macharia Kamau 2w ago
The trade imbalance between exports and imports to the rest of the continent is one of the reasons that could deny Kenya the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
By Graham Kajilwa 2w ago
President Ruto’s administration has a tough job of delivering the unfulfilled promises under the Vision 2030 blueprint started under the late President Mwai Kibaki.
By Macharia Kamau 3w ago
With the government planning to reduce its borrowing as part of its fiscal consolidation plans, there are fears that bond trading might take a hit.
By Macharia Kamau 3w ago
Islam claims that DTB is holding onto crucial documents that would affirm her story that Bayusuf does not owe DTB a coin.
By Kamau Muthoni 4w ago
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