Treasury to borrow Sh600b from domestic market Treasury maintains that the economy is projected to grow at 2.6 percent, and later recover to about 5.3 percent next year.
Kenyans to pay more over Ketraco delayed projects A number of court cases involving wayleave acquisition and contractor claims means that State agency will always have its hands full
Loans shocker for borrowers Borrowers who ‘took advantage’ of CBK’s relief programme in March by lengthening tenure of their personal loans left in tears.
Court orders pensioners to pay lawyer Sh48 million CPF Financial Services Ltd loses battle to pay lawyer Donald Kipkorir’s firm the cash.
Revenue collection hit by Covid restrictions A report by the Controller of Budget shows the 47 counties made Sh35.77 billion, against a target of Sh54.9 billion.
Cytonn’s glass house cracks From running in and out of court in a fight with CMA, investors in the real estate outfit are baying for the firm’s blood
Fake number plate scam: Anti-counterfeit agency boss fired ACA is now headed by Ms Fridah Kaberia, who has been the deputy director in charge of corporate services.
Agronomist notebook: Best watering regime for tomato plants Before watering, determine the level of soil moisture by using a moisture tester. Alternatively, one can do a simple test by holding the soil on the palm and rolling it
You could pay Sh5m fine for not reporting graft BBI report proposes the penalty to boost the fight against economic crimes.
Kenya’s nuclear energy project spills over 2030 Agency says the lengthy compliance procedures mean earliest date is in 2035.
Hackers for hire on the loose Today’s cyber mercenaries may not be out to get monetary gains but to steal sensitive personal information, warns Kaspersky.
Cedar: The tree with great demand, from Africa to Europe and Americas Cedar has multiple benefits. Its timber is used for building houses, for poles, for furniture and beehives, among many other uses.
Tobacco’s changing fortunes, from the colonial era to date Several firms have shaped the industry, but none has been so dominant like British America Tobacco from colonial times today
Agronomist notebook: Tackling early blight attack in tomato crop Besides pests, tomato crops are also affected by diseases.
