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A majority of Kenyan workers are disengaged according to the 2024 edition of Gallup employees survey. The survey further shows that men are slightly…
Kenya’s $168Bn plundered development loans were taken over 11 year…
Kenya’s Political Instability has seen calls for President Ruto’s impeachment,…
Commuter and freight motorbike operators are seeing massive changes to their bottom line due to the energy efficiency of electric bikes.
According to Kenya Broadcasting Corporation news, there are over 27 million users of motorcycles in the country.
Rishi Kohli, the CEO and co-founder of Fika Mobility, says that the electric bikes will save the Boda Boda riders an estimate of US$700 used in maintenance and petrol costs a year.
Bolt receives its largest-ever funding round, amounting to €628 million (US$716 million) to fast-track the…
Airtel Network Kenya, the second biggest telecommunications network, saw shareholder loans from its holding firm, Bharti Airtel Kenya BV, rise by 12.01 per cent from sh46.6 million in 2020 to sh52.2 million in the year ending December 2020.
The causes of the financial losses have been additional lending, forex losses as the shilling depreciate, and postponement in paying interests.
Capitalization interest due to being paid stands at Sh1.34 billion, which has disrupted cash flow in the firm.
Airtel Kenya said that the issued shareholder funds, revenue generated from its operations, and borrowing from external lenders had kept the company afloat.
Equity Group has been given a life insurance license through its Equity Life Assurance (Kenya)…
e-POD is one of two recent family planning tracking apps developed with support from UNFPA.
The second is Qualipharm, created with local public health organisation HealthStrat, to track consumption of family planning commodities at county, sub-county and facility level. These are, says Charity Koronya, of UNFPA, “a game-changer, not only for health care staff but also for the citizens who rely on public health facilities to access life-saving commodities.”
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected women’s access to family planning information and services around the world, with some 12 million women experiencing disruptions to family planning services since it started, particularly in low-income countries and marginalised communities.
KumKang Kind is also collaborating with developers in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Algeria outside of Kenya’s boundaries.
In his role as Business Development Director for Kumkang Kind East Africa, Sam Muhia advised the construction industry to be receptive to new ideas, such as using aluminium formwork as a construction component.
The building technology has been implemented by most western countries, according to Muihia, so that inhabitants can have affordable homes.
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