Day: October 26, 2018
Foodborne illnesses cost US$110b per year in low- and middle-income countries
Relative to their population, low- and middle-income countries in South Asia, Southeast Asia, and sub-Saharan Africa bear a proportionately high burden
BUSINESS TODAY
Alfred Keter blows whistle on fresh scandal at Agriculture Ministry
MP Keter: Kiunjuri ministry den of crooks, thieves and unscrupulous traders
BT Reporter
Why SMEs need to balance human capital and working capital
Momentum Credit Ltd and Shortlist Professionals host workshop discussing the importance of recruitment alongside financing
Mike Njoroge
Tuskys raises red flag over jobs scam
An online ad says those successful would work as cleaners and guards, technicians, receptionists, store keepers & bakery books, distributors and marketers, drivers and...
BT Correspondent
Warning: Rift Valley region vulnerable to earthquakes
World Bank report reveals shocking detail that Rift Valley, the largest continental seismic rift system on earth is prone to medium magnitude earthquakes
Samuel Gitonga
First Lady commissions first medical PET CT scanner in East and Central Africa
The PET CT scanner and the Cyclotron machine at Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi will be a game changer in diagnostic medicine...
BT Correspondent
Jumia projects 4 million shoppers for Black Friday
E-commerce company says this year's sale event will be twice as big as last year
BT Correspondent
500 “redundant” employees to lose jobs as Telkom plans restructuring
Telkom says the move necessitated by need to invest more in growth and sustainability of its business
Samuel Gitonga
KenGen shareholders to earn dividends after two-year dry spell
Managing Director Rebecca Miano said the company has produced good results despite difficult circumstances
BT Reporter
Kenya Airways secures injunction barring planned strike
The airline's Chairman Micheal Joseph had described the planned strike by the union as an act of sabotage
Samuel Gitonga
