Four Key Things To Look Out For When Picking a Mortgage
Best Mortgage in Kenya: A prospective house owner needs to pick his mortgage partner very carefully. Here are some of the key things to look out for when buying a house through mortgage financing.
Affordable Mortgage Opens Doors For Ordinary Kenyans To Own Homes
This mortgage with 9.9% interest rate is way below the market average of 14%, which makes Co-op Bank home loans very attractive especially to first home buyers.
Kakamega Tycoon Causing Ripples In Africa
Julius Mwale has recently captured the imagination of many Kenyans with his daring pan-African exploits. In May this year, he announced a partnership with an American firm to build a battery plant in the mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to power smart cities.
Interview: Ida Odinga Talks About Raila’s Election Losses
Ida Odinga pours her heart out, and reveals just how it feels for her husband to lose election after election - some times being denied victory.
Journalist Of The Year Naipanoi Lepapa Talks About The Hard Labour Of Reporting
Naipanoi Lepapa surprised the media industry recently by emerging Journalist of the Year in the Annual Journalism Excellence Awards (AJEA) by Media Council of Kenya held on 4th May 2022.
Nairobi Is Overrated, Get Out Of This Place And Prosper!
Twitter user Kadendi Wachosi shared the post 'Nairobi Is Overrated, Get Out Of This Place and Prosper'. In a country where living in the...
High Airtime Tax Makes It a Sin To Talk on Phone
Airtime has become the top expenditure in many households, toppling rent in the basket of goods that determine the cost of living in Kenya, according to Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) report of April 2020. Naturally, this means any change in airtime prices will have a direct impact on the cost of living and so Kenyans must be braced for tough times ahead.
In Homeboyz Radio Fallout, a Glorified Rot In Media Is Exposed
Homeboyz predicament shines the spotlight the darkest corner of radio in Kenya: use of untrained presenters to drive their shows. Radio airwaves are stuffed with so-called celebrities - from musicians, comedians to actors - who masquerade behind mics as journalists by trading in their fan base yet have no idea of journalistic principles and ethics governing the practice of journalism.
Journalists in radio have been relegated to peripheral roles of gathering and editing news. Even the news presentation role is for the most part handled by these celebrities. That’s the weakest link in media brought about by stiff competition for listeners and entry of niche radio stations.
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