East African Cables issues profit warning The cable manufacturer expects its earnings to drop by at least 25 per cent this year.
Court saves Kenya Power MD’s job The petitioner had argued that Mr Bernard Ngugi is not suitable to hold the key position on grounds that he has integrity issues.
Naivas takes over Nakumatt Lifestyle space Its location near the University of Nairobi is regarded as an advantage as students stream in throughout the day.
Why more business disputes are taking out-of-court route The trend points to the need for alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms.
Carbacid records 22pc jump in full year profit The manufacturer is one of the few NSE-listed companies to report double-digit growth in earnings in Covid-19 year.
Kenya Power rattled as more clients opt for solar Electricity distributor warns that a growing number of top customers are defecting from national grid.
Vet on call: Here’s why some acaricides don’t curb animal pests Sometimes pests develop resistance to acaricides after they have been used continuously for a long time in the same area but some products may also be of poor quality
Doctor who loves working at public hospitals Dr Grace Nyawira Kanyi is the Head of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department at Chuka County Referral Hospital.
PRIME Audit: How managers looted Sh4bn from Muhoroni Auditor-General report on the sugar factory paints a picture of the plunder.
Cereals board and MPs clash on fertiliser deal NCPB says Sh1.8 billion deal was above board but MPs note Sh4.2 billion was lost.
Epra races to strangle solar use A contractor must take an insurance policy of Sh1 million to Sh10 million, according to draft regulations.
Multichoice wins bid to block piracy sites The temporary order requires the two internet providers to block access to websites streaming sports matches pirated from its SuperSport channels.
Bad feeds wreak havoc on farms Farmers paying price for the increased sales of substandard feeds in the market.
Rhus natalensis: Tree scientists are banking on to save sandalwood Sandalwood is threatened because of overexploitation in search of its high value products that include oil
Women group takes up crop farming in quest to green the North Harsh climatic conditions make it hard for anyone to engage in crop farming without intense irrigation in the region.
Youth sparks strawberry movement, farm at a time Nimrod Mwenda is among pioneer farmers of the fruit in Tharaka-Nithi County and has now trained tens of youths who are growing the fruit for bulking and selling in several towns
