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Ministry launches portal to ease trade

Rebecca Miano has inaugurated the Karibu Business Support Centre (KBSC), a unified platform catering to all businesses across the country.
By Esther Dianah 1d ago
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A lot of data is out there showing just how much enterprise time we are wasting in frequent, lengthy and poorly planned meetings to the detriment of the future.
By Paul Wanyagah 1d ago
The Evacare app has since benefited over 150 women, guiding them through this transformative experience.
By Beryl Ringos 1d ago
Weighing 65kg, the micro gin can process up to 2 tonnes per day.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 1d ago
F4E has served more than 40 million meals to date and has scaled 30 times since 2020 to provide the most affordable school meal in Kenya.
By Enterprise Reporter 2d ago
Kenya boasts a wealth of other mineral resources, including gold, graphite, zinc, lead, and copper, distributed across various regions of the country.
By Alberto Leny 1w ago
At the Forty under 40 Africa Awards, Ibeabuchi was not only recognised but celebrated for her outstanding achievements in the hair industry.
By Patrick Vidija 1w ago
How do hawkers stay tuned to the market? Experience is one possible reason, over the years they have mastered the seasons and what’s demanded.
By XN Iraki 1w ago
By implementing eco-friendly practices, such as reducing waste and carbon emissions, companies can not only attract eco-conscious consumers but also enhance their overall brand image.
By Emily Were 1w ago
Under the programme, each of the 16 women in tech will get $10,000 (Sh1.3 million) as seed capital.
By Sofia Ali 1w ago
The students I spoke to said they were pushed by necessity to start small businesses like selling smokies, boiled eggs, chapatis, samosa and fish to get some cash to survive on campus.
By Rodgers Otiso 1w ago
Health workers, led by doctors, are protesting Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBAs) that have been ignored by both the counties and the National Government.
By Graham Kajilwa 1w ago
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