Day: May 6, 2021
![While commissioning the rural electrification projects and also officially opening the Mweiga Stores, the REREC Board of Directors’ Chairman, Prof. Simon Gicharu, called on County Governments and Members of Parliament to embrace the Matching Fund approach to hasten the implementation of electrification programs in their areas. [Photo/ Twenzetu.com]](https://i0.wp.com/businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/nyeri-e1620312066825.jpg?fit=680%2C400&ssl=1)
5,600 Nyeri Residents to Get Electricity in New REREC Projects
In Kieni Constituency alone, the Corporation has implemented a total of 179 projects. This includes 104 public primary schools that have already been...
BUSINESS TODAY
Trader Fined Ksh80, 000 for Possession of Fake Excise Stamps
Principal Magistrate David Ndunge found Francis Kariuki Macharia guilty of being in possession of 6000 bottles of 300 ml Azam energy drinks that...
BUSINESS TODAY
NMG Taps Mawingu Networks Boss for CTO Role
As the CTO, August will be in the driver's seat in NMG's digital transformation plan, which has so far seen them rebrand their...
BT Reporter
Re-Imagining SME Operations in a Post-COVID Economy
As part of their post-Covid recovery strategy, many SMEs are looking to take advantage of the instant connection offered by technology to reach...
BT Correspondent
Justice William Ouko: Tennis, Music Lover Who Swore in Kibaki at Uhuru Park
His career has included some big moments, among them landmark rulings and administering the oath of office to former President Mwai Kibaki at...
MARTIN SIELE
![President Uhuru Kenyatta and her Tanzanian counterpart Samia Suluhu in talks during Tanzania's maiden state visit to Kenya. The leaders resolved to improve bilateral relations and trade flows between the two countries. [Photo/State House Kenya]](https://i0.wp.com/businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/suluhu-scaled.jpg?fit=680%2C452&ssl=1)
Tough Questions Kenyans Want Answered on Uhuru’s New Work Permit Policy
“We would like to see many investors from Tanzania coming to do business in Kenya. And I want to say this, Tanzanian investors...
MARTIN SIELE
