Month: July 2015
NBK seeks Ksh1bn in defamation case against Nation
National Bank of Kenya has filed a defamation case against Nation Media Group over newspaper articles it terms as malicious. The bank, majority...
BUSINESS TODAY1 Mins read
Safarilink launches p***enger service to Kilifi
Safarilink Aviation, Kenya’s premier safari airline has strengthened its presence in Kenya’s aviation sector with the official launch of the Vipingo route. The...
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Heritage Insurance opens city centre outlet
Heritage Insurance Company Managing Director Mr Godfrey Kioi (left) and Mr Kyungu, the Executive Director Heritage. Heritage Insurance Company has opened a new...
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MPs to discuss rules to cut Safaricom dominance
Safaricom is staring at tough times as Parliament begins discussing regulations that w*** restrict its movements in the market and punish it for...
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4,000 businesses trained in IFMIS e-procurement
The National Treasury has concluded a three-week countrywide online procurement training for small and medium size businesses. Through the IFMIS Department, it has...
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China Road launches railway training college in Voi
China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) has launched a railway technology training facility in Voi to improve the capacity of its Kenyan employees....
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Equity Bank gets Ksh14bn to finance SMEs
Equity Bank Dr James Mwangi (left) signs the agreement with AfDB Director for Eastern Africa Regional Resource Centre Gabriel Negatu for a $148...
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US presidential candidate Ben C***** is Turkana
Republican US presidential candidate Ben C***** claims his ancestor was of the Turkana tribe. “I trace my roots back to the Turkana tribe...
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Senator Judith Sijeny wants 10-year-olds to have ***
Parents, education officials and religious leaders have opposed a B*** that seeks to provide ****** information to children as young as 10. The...
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Lack of testosterone makes women better investors than men
Anything a man can invest, they can invest better — and science backs that up
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