Day: July 14, 2017
Fears of cholera crisis rise as two CSs taken ill
Late last month, a least 10 doctors contracted the deadly disease from Weston Hotel were taken to Nairobi Hospital
BUSINESS TODAY
Survey shows higher preference for smart TVs
The increase in demand for televisions with smart functions seen in the past few years is indicative of an increased desire for engagement,...
BT Correspondent
Matiba pleads to kill a story in his own newspaper
It is not quite often in the media industry that you have your employer walking into office, accompanied by His Grace the Archbishop,...
MUKALO KWAYERA
mVisa to shake up market with free mobile money transfers
mVisa customers will be able to make card-less purchases or send & receive money using their mobile phones
FRANCIS MULI
Huwaei to partner with govts to enhance broadband coverage
Rapid deployment of home broadband and indoor digital business will improve coverage and the user experience by utilising operators’ mobility resources like 4G,...
BT Correspondent
Telkom signs deal to construct 12.4km fibre network in Kisumu
Internet connectivity in the area is set to increase further since the national government plans to set up Constituency Innovative Hubs which will...
KNA
Five promising ways to earn a living
Online shopping, delivery, price comparison and credit availing platforms as well as commodity holding apps, which link the market and the retailer or...
FRANCIS MULI
Body of Public Works PS nephew killed by Al Shabaab found
The body of a Kenyan taken hostage by al Shabaab millitants after yesterday’s attack in Lamu that saw Permanent Secretary for Public Works Maryam El...
BUSINESS TODAY
Mutahi Ngunyi reveals Nkaissery killers in controversial video
Political analyst Mutahi Ngunyi is in trouble with the government over his claims that Interior Cabinet Secretary was assassinated. And this has set...
BT Correspondent
Upbeat Kirubi roots for Kenya as top investment spot
Business guru hits at journalists not to be grave diggers by always telling the negative side of the story and, instead, aspire to...
FRANCIS MULI
