NTSA Teams Up With Glovo to Tackle Rising Motorcycle Deaths in Kenya
The initiative comes against the backdrop of a worsening road-safety situation in Kenya.
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Investors Eye Cross-Border Business Potential in Uganda Trade Roadshow
More than 150 participants from 10 nationalities, including business leaders, investors, policymakers and private-sector stakeholders, are participating in the 2026 Uganda & Rwanda Trade and Investment Roadshow organized by Equity Group.
EPRA Announces Fuel Prices For September-October Period
EPRA said the prices were calculated in accordance with Section 101(y) of the Petroleum Act, 2019, and Legal Notice No. 192 of 2022, which provide the legal framework for the regulation and pricing of petroleum products.
High Court Issues Orders Over Standard Reports Linking Ruto Family To Police Tender
President William Ruto had officially unveiled the new sky-blue uniforms for General Duty Officers on Friday, August 28.
When Payday and PAYE collide: How Businesses Can Pressure Out of Payment Deadlines
On payday, employees expect their salaries to arrive accurately and on time. When PAYE is due, businesses have to meet a statutory obligation within a defined deadline. In between, there are suppliers to pay, bills to settle, transfers to make and accounts to reconcile.
CMA Names 15 Investment Platforms Kenyans Should Avoid
CMA published the names of all 15 flagged platforms, with the public able to access the full list through the regulator's official website
World Bank Set to Unlock Billions for Kenya as El Niño Rains Loom
Kenya applied for the World Bank's emergency financing facility, known as the Rapid Response Option, following the outbreak of the Iran war in February
KRA Moves To Implement Ruto Directive For Traders
The discussions follow a meeting between KRA officials and cargo consolidators
KCB Steps In as Public Universities Battle Rising Operational Costs
The interventions are expected to help institutions cut long-term operating costs
Why More Kenyans Are Moving Away From Money Market Funds
While MMFs remained the largest and most popular investment option among collective investment schemes, their growth was comparatively slower at four per cent.
Only 1 in 10 Kenyan Households Earn Above Ksh50,000, New Survey Shows
This means approximately 89 per cent of households survive on Ksh50,000 or less every month.
Kenyans Could Pay More for Petrol, Diesel in Days
The anticipated increase follows a sharp rise in the price of Brent crude, the global benchmark used to determine petroleum product prices.