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Citizen Digital12 h ago

Nigeria's Aliko Dangote steps in to boost Cameroon's oil supply

Dangote's group owns Africa's biggest oil refinery in Nigeria and has interests throughout the continent.Nigerian multinational industrial conglomerate Dangote Group's CEO Aliko Dangote attends the seventh "Choose France Summit", aiming to attract foreign investors to the country, at the Chateau de Versailles, outside Paris, France on May 13, 2024. Photo/ReutersAfrica's richest man, Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote, has agreed to step in and bolster Cameroon's supply of refined…

Kenyans.co.ke14 h ago

Explained: How to Invest in Govt Bonds and Bills in Kenya

Rising living costs and reliance on a single source of income have made it harder for many Kenyans to stay financially secure, prompting some to explore alternative ways of earning extra income through investments such as government bonds. Kenyans can invest in government bonds with as little as Ksh50,000, allowing them to lend money to the government and earn interest over a specified period. The investment is managed through the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), which issues Tr…

Kenya News Agency15 h ago

New Ol-Kalou modern market opened

What Canada’s New Labour Market Rules Mean for Foreign Job Seekers

Kenyans.co.ke20 h ago

How to Grow One Business Into Multiple Income Streams, Entrepreneur Explains

About 2.2 million micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Kenya closed within five years, according to a 2016 survey by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). According to the survey, 46 per cent of these businesses failed to survive their first year due to factors such as shortage of operating funds, increased operating expenses, declining income and losses. More recent findings from the 2023 FinAccess Micro and Small Enterprises Tracker Survey showed…

Kenyans.co.ke22 h ago

Kenyan Shilling Holds Against U.S. Dollar as Pound, Euro Gain - CBK

The Kenyan shilling has edged closer to Ksh130 against the U.S. dollar in the week ending November 6, while losing ground against the British pound and the euro, according to the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). The shilling closed the week at Ksh129.96 against the dollar, unchanged from last Friday, even as traders told Reuters they foresee the currency remaining stable. The rate left the local currency just Ksh0.04 below the Ksh130 mark, which has remained a major talking poin…

Court Freezes Bank Accounts and Crypto Assets Over Sh1.5 Billion Equity Bank Heist

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Kenya News Agency1 d ago

Stakeholders call for an enabling investment environment to position the maritime sector as a driver of economic growth

Kenyan farmers secure Chinese market for dried chillies

Dangote launches $2.5B fuel storage, regional pipeline project in Namibia

Wicknell Chivayo Empire in the Spotlight: Wealth Audit Puts Late Tycoon's Kenyan Business Links Under Scrutiny

From Kenya to Holyoke: Local baseball bat maker celebrates 10 years in business

BAT Kenya Study Finds $78M in Tax Losses from Illicits

Business Daily2 d ago

Bank customers lose a record Sh1.9bn to fraud

Citizen Digital2 d ago

Kenya loses Ksh.47B to illicit cigarette trade in five years – study

Epra ordered to pay Sh73m compensation for cooking gas business closures

Kenya News Agency2 d ago

Seed industry seeks tax and regulatory reforms to protect farmers

Business Daily2 d ago

KRA tax collections rise 15.5pc on business rebound

Business Daily2 d ago

Speculators lose bet on satellite towns as land price gains shrink

Business Daily2 d ago

Can caricature pay bills? Inside Kenya’s growing business of drawing people

Business Daily2 d ago

Digital government infrastructure key for Africa’s growth