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Investors with a near term investment horizon are better off investing in treasury bills and short-term treasury bonds, as well as high dividend paying stocks

The youth index will measure the performance of youth empowerment programmes and the status of youth compared with development initiatives implemented by government and other stakeholders.

Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) passenger services marked the 5th anniversary by celebrating 7.8 million travellers between Nairobi and Mombasa. The maiden Madaraka Express...

The World Economic Forum list is full of young and growing tech companies with the 2022 cohort forging new paths in healthcare, food production and cutting-edge technologies.

Dr Mutua pointed out that the 4.5km circuit will culminate in an Extravaganza of RX motorsport on the weekend of July 9th to 10th, this year. He said that the motorsports will operate both on tarmac and rough roads as the 4.5km circuit covers both ways.

Esther Makhanu's business has grown tremendously and has seen her buy four more motorcycles, creating employment for others and increasing her revenues.

Janet Chepkoech, an informal trader in Kericho town, is making a kill from selling porridge. Janet has been distributing porridge to local traders and...

Ms Aisha Mukami Dafalla is spearheading a programme to mobilize at least 100,000 Kenyans to be regular blood donors for the country to attain a sustainable supply of safe and adequate blood in hospitals.

Stoni Athi Waterfront City project comprises 5,000 affordable housing units costing between Ksh1 million and Ksh3 million per unit, and 5,500 units targeting middle and upper-income households for between Ksh2 million and Ksh8 million a unit.

Kenya’s tourism industry, as it were, contributes 10% of economic output and employs over two million people, a large percentage of whom lost their jobs due to the pandemic. Data from the Ministry of Tourism shows the sector raked in Ksh163.5 billion in 2019 and is projected that the figure would grow by 1% in 2020. International visitors fell to fewer than 500,000 in the first 10 months of 2020 as compared to 1.7 million in the same period in 2019, leading to a loss of Ksh100 billion.