
Kenya Positioning Itself as a Superfoods Producer
Kenya has plans to use co-operative societies to position itself as a leading superfoods producer and exporter.
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Kenya has plans to use co-operative societies to position itself as a leading superfoods producer and exporter.

Mr Peter Doyle, a former senior economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said Kenyans are facing a heavy tax burden due to unrealistic revenue targets imposed by the IMF in exchange for loans to the country.

The initial phase of this ambitious Kenya nuclear power project is estimated to require a substantial investment of at least Ksh11 billion.

Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) has energized the 220/66kV Kimuka Substation transmission line.

The African leather showcase is spearheaded by the Leather & Hide Council of America, Africa Leather and Leather Products Institute, and coordinated in Africa by the Center for Business Innovation and Training.

KRA Commissioner General, Mr Humphrey Wattanga, highlighted the impact of the Revenue Service Assistants, stating that they have contributed to an extra Ksh180.594 million in revenue collected in the field over the last six months.

Isuzu East Africa and the Cooperative Bank have announced an asset finance scheme designed for schools and businesses that desire easier financing terms.

Formalisation of Kenya’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem has commenced with eight universities selected to train intermediary organisations among them incubators, accelerators, and rapid technology skills providers.

Kisumu National Polytechnic Chief Principal Catherine Kelonye says construction of the textile factory work has reached 85%, and the contractor is expected to hand over the facility by the end of this financial year.

Kenya’s economy is set for a shakeup after the government revealed plans to establish the Kakamega Gold refinery.

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) would has reiterated that businesspeople including those in the informal sector and small businesses are required to electronically generate and transmit invoices via the electronic Tax Invoice Management…

Kenya is putting many thousands of shillings in the pockets of those at the bottom end of the pay scale than any of her counterparts, Uganda and Tanzania, in East Africa – it has the highest minimum wage.

The recent trend of the Kenyan shilling strengthening against the US dollar has drawn attention and sparked discussions among economists, policymakers and market participants.

By Dr Eng Fenwicks Musonye From the 21st to 23rd of May this year (2024), Kenya will host the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Efficiency Conference. This will be the first time Africa will be hosting the event and it is…

The Kenya Cabinet has sanctioned privatisation of six State owned businesses in an ongoing sell-off programme that kicked off last year to reduce the government role in business.

Majority of Kenyans are broke and struggling to survive as the harsh economic times continue to hit many households, the latest research by Infotrak Research and Consulting says.

According to the Institute of Public Finance (IPF) in its latest Macro Fiscal Analytical Snapshot Report, Kenya’s economy finds itself in a tight spot following years of successive borrowing.

The innovative platform will support various revenue services in Kisumu County, including parking, cess, markets, advertising, property rates and approvals, among other services to reduce queues and wait times.

If you find yourself tight on cash before your subsequent earnings and need to deal with an emergency, it might be worth researching the best loan applications in Kenya. Many Kenyans are financially unprepared to cover unforeseen expenses:…

In both its Christmas and New Year messaging, KRA has been reminding taxpayers of their obligation of remitting taxes and filing returns.