The government plans to sell its stake in Kenya Airways in a deal worth up to KSh258 billion to reduce losses, meet IMF conditions, and ease pressure on public finances.
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Carrefour noted that equipping employees with standardised and globally competitive skills would help prepare workers for the evolving demands of modern retail operations while supporting Kenya’s broader workforce development agenda.
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The High Court has stopped Nairobi Hospital’s AGM after a petition by Senator Okiya Omtatah raised concerns over governance disputes and alleged financial mismanagement at the facility.
Seventeen African countries have signed bilateral health agreements with the United States under President Donald Trump's "America First" global health strategy, securing billions in funding but triggering a continent-wide backlash over demands for sensitive health data, mining access, and what critics describe as "lopsided" terms that undermine sovereignty.
In her compelling TEDxSanDiego talk, investor and business strategist Misti Cain strips away the myths surrounding startup collapse and delivers a bold truth: all startups fail for just two reasons.
