Day: September 26, 2019
The Glorious Hour of Brexit
Brexit is not going to be the end of the world for Great Britain as it did not happen when it chose to...
ISIDOROS KARDERINIS4 Mins read
NSE Turnover Below Sh400 Million for 3rd Time in Four Days
Turnover at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) retreated from a week high of Ksh1.2 billion yesterday to post Ksh273 million at closing bell...
Mike Njoroge1 Mins read
New Betting Firms Use SportPesa’s Absence to Step Up in Industry
Some of the operational betting firms include; Odi Bets, Betika, Eazi Bet, Ken Bookmakers, Eastleighbet, Mozzartbet, Lucky 2u, Palms Bet, Bet boss, and...
Kevin Namunwa2 Mins read
Men in Fertility Treatment at Risk of Prostate Cancer
A new study has revealed that men who have had fertility treatment are at greater risk of developing prostate cancer. The research published...
Brenda Gamonde1 Mins read
Cooking Stoves Startup Attracts Foreign Investors
This is the first investment for the Kenyan office of Yunus Social Business, the non-profit venture fund co-founded by Prof Muhammad Yunus.
BT Reporter2 Mins read
Mobile App Launched in Kenya to End Logistics Nightmare
Tai+, by providing real-time analytics to those in the logistics industry, will hopefully address some of the challenges that the sector faces in...
Mike Njoroge2 Mins read
Nigerian Tech Firm Acquires Kenya’s iHub
Acquisition of East Africa’s most prolific and reputable technology centre is the next step for CcHUB as it continues its mission to connect...
BT Correspondent3 Mins read
Despite profitability, layoffs loom at Sanlam Kenya
The voluntary early retirement (VER) plan is part of Sanlam's strategy to cut costs which have grown 42% in the space of four...
Mike Njoroge2 Mins read
28 Minutes Stoppage Time in Carabao Cup Breaks Football Record
English League One side Burton Albion won against English Premier League side Bournemouth in an interesting League cup fixture on Wednesday.
Kevin Namunwa1 Mins read
Relief for British Firm as it Strikes Migori Gold
Red Rock Resources, the ore company listed at the London Stock Exchange (LSE), has received the government's approval to continue mining gold
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
