Kenya Power set to pay consumers for blackouts Loss making utility to compensate consumers for losses , damage, physical injuries and death due to power outages.
Cash-strapped Kenya Power seeks lender to refinance it Utility firm now hunting for a financial institution to pull it out of the debt nightmare.
Kenya Railways gets boost in Telkom debt row The KRC admitted owing Telkom in 2013 but efforts to recover the lump sum was unsuccessful.
Twitter introduces Tip Jar feature to let users to send, receive tips A limited number of users around the world who tweet in English can add a "Tip Jar" feature to their profiles
Pandemic pushes more Kenyans to digital payments Survey shows that contactless payments have hit an all-time high.
Kenya to send 30,000 skilled workers to Gulf States The targeted countries include Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Kenya and Tanzania thaw trade tensions President gives Munya two weeks to end stand-off over maize imports from Tanzania.
Microsoft pledges to store European cloud data in Europe Microsoft's European clients have long been concerned over the legal status of data they store with US companies in the cloud and the extent to which they could be scrutinised by US authorities.
PRIME Suluhu brings solutions to trade barriers Presidents oversaw the signing of an MoU on the development of a natural gas pipeline from Tanzania to Kenya.
PRIME Storm over Yatani’s quest to bypass MPs on VAT rates Treasury boss is seeking unfettered powers to set value added tax rates by changing the VAT Act without parliamentary approval.
Facebook's Workplace tool grows as jobs go remote The service still trails behind top rivals like Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
