Sawiris co-owns and chairs Aston Villa Football Club in the English Premier League and holds a 5 per cent stake in Madison Square Garden Sports, the parent company of the NBA's New York Knicks and the NHL's New York Rangers.
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Sudan crisis: Army’s siege of El Obeid causes major humanitarian crisis
By Correspondent. The activities of the Sudanese army in the town of El Obeid could worsen the dire humanitarian situation that is now calling for international attention. Reports from various
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
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Sudan crisis: Army’s siege of El Obeid causes major humanitarian crisis
By Correspondent. The activities of the Sudanese army in the town of El Obeid could worsen the dire humanitarian situation that is now calling for international attention. Reports from various
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
Sudan crisis: Army’s siege of El Obeid causes major humanitarian crisis
By Correspondent. The activities of the Sudanese army in the town of El Obeid could worsen the dire humanitarian situation that is now calling for international attention. Reports from various
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
Sudan crisis: Army’s siege of El Obeid causes major humanitarian crisis
By Correspondent. The activities of the Sudanese army in the town of El Obeid could worsen the dire humanitarian situation that is now calling for international attention. Reports from various
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Targets Export Growth Through Benelux Partnership
The launch of the Kenya Benelux Chamber represents more than a diplomatic milestone. It is a strategic economic initiative aimed at increasing exports, attracting investment, creating jobs, and strengthening Kenya’s integration into global value chains.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
The Western Nairobi Water and Sewerage Project, funded in partnership with the French Development Agency, will transform water services in fast-growing areas including Kawangware, Dagoretti, Karen, Kangemi, Riruta, Uthiru, Kinoo, Kabiria, Ngando, and Kirigu.
Kenya’s Treasury has allocated Sh3.5 billion in SHA healthcare funding to cover insurance contributions for the country’s poorest households.
Kenya’s CMA plans new licensing rules for online investment platforms.
The KPC Proceeds will be channeled into Kenya’s newly established National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), a financing vehicle designed to support large-scale projects such as roads, airports, dams, and energy infrastructure.
Jet fuel prices are rising — and the aviation industry is feeling the pressure.
A Sh2.47 billion dispute is brewing in Kenya’s aviation sector.
Kenyan industrialist Darshan Chandaria is preparing a major strategic shift for one of East Africa’s longest-standing family businesses by establishing a formal family office aimed at strengthening governance and attracting outside investors.
Tunisia has abandoned plans to build a new airport and will instead invest $1 billion in expanding its main Tunis-Carthage International Airport, aiming to nearly quadruple passenger capacity by 2031 as part of a major push to modernise the country's aviation infrastructure.
The NTSA system uses more than 1,000 smart cameras mounted on major roads to detect violations in real time, with zero human intervention.
