Starting a small business in Kenya can be both exciting and daunting. To navigate this landscape effectively, aspiring entrepreneurs need to approach the process with diligence. The first step is
Starting a small business in Kenya can be both exciting and daunting. To navigate this landscape effectively, aspiring entrepreneurs need to approach the process with diligence. The first step is
INEOS has announced a £150 million investment to modernize its Grangemouth site in Scotland, reinforcing its long-term role in UK manufacturing. The funding will be used to upgrade production systems,
In a bold move, Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at preventing Wall Street investors from purchasing single-family homes. This executive order directs federal agencies to limit institutional
Global stock markets reacted negatively as President Trump intensified demands concerning tariffs over Greenland, leading to a significant decline in share values. Investors expressed concern over potential trade wars and
South Africa’s Nedbank Group has moved to acquire a controlling stake in Kenya’s NCBA Group PLC in a transaction valued at about $856 million. The proposed purchase of roughly 66
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has initiated a crackdown on fraudulent invoicing practices by restricting the locations where eTIMS (Electronic Tax Invoice Management System) invoices can be generated. This move
In Kenya’s vibrant business landscape, successful entrepreneurs understand that achieving their goals demands strategic planning and execution. First and foremost, organization is crucial. Establishing a structured framework that includes clear
Richard Branson’s philosophy of entrepreneurship—one defined by risk-taking, innovation, and resilience—resonates strongly with Kenyan business leaders. His book, “Screw It, Let’s Do It,” provides a candid look at the journeys
President William Ruto is scheduled to chair a high-level National Food Security Summit in Nairobi next week, bringing together county governors, cabinet secretaries, development partners, and agricultural stakeholders. The urgent
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