Business / Finance
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DP Gachagua asks new envoys to get market for Kenyan produce abroad
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has asked the newly appointed envoys to prioritise expanding the export market for Kenya’s produce for maximum economic gain
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Kenya fines Carrefour franchise Majid al Futtaim $7m
Kenya’s competition regulator has fined the local Carrefour franchise holder, Majid al Futtaim, $7.1m (£5.6m) after accusing it of forcing suppliers to accept lower prices.
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“Invest in Treasury Bonds and Bills”- Gachagua Advises Kenyans
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has asked Kenyans living abroad to invest in Treasury bonds and bills, assuring them of the security of their investment and better interests
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Tanzania signs controversial port deal with UAE’s DP World
The new contracts give DP World exclusive management of four of the city docks’ 12 moorings and of four more in partnership with the Tanzania Port Authority.
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Bei Ya Mafuta Kenya Yaongezwa Kwa Kiwango Cha Juu
Bei hizo mpya za mafuta zitatekelezwa kuanzia Septemba 15, usiku wa manane hadi Oktoba 14, 2023.
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Uber launches electric motorcycles in Kenya, its first in Africa
The vehicles are two-wheelers, with a place for a driver and a passenger, and instead of a petrol-powered engine are driven by an electric engine supplied by a battery.
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China leader makes first visit to Africa in five years
Mr Xi, who is also paying a state visit, arrived in Johannesburg on Monday night and was welcomed by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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China Yazindua Kinywaji Chake Maarufu, Fenjiu Nchini Kenya
Wakenya wanaopenda bidhaa za Uchina sasa wana sababu ya kutabasamu baada ya Uchina kuzindua kinywaji chake cha kitamaduni maarufu kama Fenjiu
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Unachohitaji kujua kuhusu BRICS na wanachama wake
Kama mwenyekiti wa 2023 wa BRICS, Afrika Kusini inasema zaidi ya nchi 40 zimeonyesha nia ya kujiunga na umoja huo, ili kufungua faida kama vile kuongezeka kwa biashara na uwekezaji
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Rights groups urge Tanzania to free critics of UAE port deal
Critics of the deal say it poses a threat to Tanzanian sovereignty and security, but the government has defended the accord, arguing that it will improve efficiency, cut costs and increase revenues
