Day: August 2, 2019
Polycarp Igathe, Kenya’s most restless chief executive, changes jobs again
Equity Bank Managing Director Polycarp Igathe has rejoined Vivo Energy as Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Igathe will assume his new...
BT Reporter
Citizen TV Maintains Lead, But Small Stations Slowly Stealing the Show
The most interesting trend is on market share where, as expected Citizen leads with 34.4% of the TV market nationally, followed by Inooro...
BT Reporter
Despite Global Slump, Africa Is Still Buying Smartphones
Smartphone sales across the world are forecast to dip in 2019, but Africa is having none of that. The continent is bucking the...
Mike Njoroge
KWS stops use of Euro, British Pound in national parks
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) on Thursday halted the use of the British Pound and the Euro in all Kenyan national parks and...
Samuel Gitonga
Food Inflation: When you kill so as to eat
The food insecurity in the country, which has seen millions of Kenyans facing hunger and tens of deaths in more than 10 counties,...
Brenda Gamonde
Picking Next Safaricom CEO Boils Down to a Small Group of 10
Now that the Kenyan government retreated from influencing the choice of the next Safaricom chief executive, focus has shifted to the board of...
Mike Njoroge
Magufuli delivers gift of four peacocks to Uhuru
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday at State House, Nairobi received his special gift of four peacocks from his Tanzanian counterpart President John Pombe...
BT Correspondent
Bob Collymore, Ken Okoth and Esther Arunga top July’s Google searches
The late Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore was the most googled personality in July, Google has revealed in it’s Kenya results for the month....
Samuel Gitonga
Lack of funds issue rears ugly head in Kenyan football again
Harambee Stars are preparing for their second leg match at the African Nations Champions (CHAN) against the Taifa Stars of Tanzania but are...
Kevin Namunwa
Let it Be Done to Betting as it is Done to Smoking and Drinking
People engage in all forms of betting on the mistaken belief that on average wins and losses may end up giving them a profit.
SAMSON OSERO
