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Most business executives in Kenya expect a stable economy after the August 9 general elections to support higher industry business…
An integrated green hydrogen and green ammonia manufacturing facility in Kenya, powered by renewable energy, is currently being evaluated by Fortescue Metals Group Limited’s (Fortescue) fully owned subsidiary, FFI.
In addition to the construction of large-scale green energy projects around the world, FFI is rapidly progressing and investing in a wide spectrum of green energy activities.
A statement from FFI CEO Julie Shuttleworth: “FFI is devoted to promoting economic growth, employment opportunities for youth, small and medium-sized businesses, and alleviating poverty in the communities where we operate.”
At the same time, KEPSA said the initiative will provide a unique platform to facilitate U.S. and Kenyan SME partnerships.
It will also help in supporting women and youth to run Kenyan entrepreneurs as well as U.S. women, minority, and diaspora owned businesses, and help SMEs in both countries address the current challenges many faces to access the two markets.
The agreement was signed by CCA President & CEO Florizelle Liser and KEPSA CEO Carole Kariuki and witnessed by President Uhuru Kenyatta in New York, U.S.A.
The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) says its Booster Program targeting 2000 Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises (MSMES) has…
Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has announced a new deal that will help businesses in the private sector forge their…
The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) has called on the government to gradually and partially re-open the country to preserve…
Desperate times call for desperate measures and with Kenya’s flower sector hit hard by covid-19, it is time that the…
In 2017, 11 of the 43 major infrastructure projects in East Africa were in Kenya and while these numbers may…
[speaker-voice name=”en-GB-Wavenet-A”] Economies around the world are taking a beating from Corvid-19 as aspects of their production and consumption take…
Pending bills by county governments, lack of harmony in policies and the multiplicity of taxes are among the issues facing the private sector in the counties
