Kenya targets big foreign companies in tax reforms All multinationals with total group revenues of above Sh2.5 billion will be required to provide KRA with details of their financial dealings.
Collapsed supermarkets owe New KCC Sh500m The loss will take a huge toll on finances of the processor, which is already struggling with declined revenue.
Airlines face turbulence over surging Covid cases Discovery of a new Covid variant in South Africa earlier this week has triggered massive disruptions in the global airline industry.
Huawei ‘ignoring’ concerns as African governments use its tech to censor citizens African countries like Burundi were found to have installed Huawei’s technology to also block news websites and blogs deemed critical to the authorities.
Dividend payouts rise as economy improves Listed companies now emerging from Covid-19 clampdown give shareholders something to smile about.
Malware attacks in Kenya fall 29 per cent in the year New study attributes the fall in cyber attacks to the introduction of new cybercrime fighting models.
Mutunga: My fulfilment is seeing tech changing lives Safaricom’s Project Manager of Technology Enterprise Services Tabitha Mutunga speaks about the state of women inclusion in tech in Kenya.
From a village boy to Unep coordinator The lives that have been touched are my best memories, and I intend to gather as many of them as is humanly possible.
Smuggling fears as fake goods seizure declines The Kenya Association of Manufacturers has in the past estimated that about 70 per cent of counterfeits are imported.
Kenya targets big foreign companies in tax reforms All multinationals with total group revenues of above Sh2.5 billion will be required to provide KRA with details of their financial dealings.
Collapsed supermarkets owe New KCC Sh500m The loss will take a huge toll on finances of the processor, which is already struggling with declined revenue.
China’s Uganda threat evokes SGR debt fears MPs are worried Kenya might lose Mombasa port for failing to clear standard gauge railway loan.
‘Please call me’ inventor wins another round in Sh75bn case Mr NKosana Makate says the R47 million (Sh354m) paid to him was insufficient since Vodacom had understated the profits drawn from his invention.
