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Martin K.N Siele is the Content Lead at Business Today. He is also a Quartz contributor and a 2021 Baraza Media Lab-Fringe Graph Data Storytelling Fellow. Passionate about digital media, sports and entertainment, Siele also founded Loud.co.ke

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Kenya Power technicians at work. New draft regulations seek to compel the distributor to compensate consumers for losses incurred due to power outages.
BUSINESSECONOMY

Why KPLC Could Compensate You for Your Next Blackout

Black-outs have seen many of KPLC's biggest industrial customers invest in their own energy generation capabilities in recent years, in a bid to...

BUSINESSECONOMY

Uhuru, Suluhu Strike Deal for Dar-Mombasa Gas Pipeline

Suluhu inspected a guard of honor before holding talks with her Kenyan counterpart Uhuru Kenyatta in a bid to improve relations and trade...

Announcing the removal of trip cancellation fees in Nairobi and Mombasa, Uber noted that it was keen to maintain reliability and affordability.
BUSINESSTECHNOLOGY

Uber Gets Rid of Trip Cancellation Fees in Nairobi, Mombasa

A section of users had long protested the charges, arguing that it was impractical particularly in cases where the driver was to blame...

Justice Hillary Chemitei of the Nakuru High Court allowed Mount Kenya University (MKU) to file a defence in the dispute which has played out over the past decade.
BUSINESS

MKU Scores Win in Court Over Ksh511M Dispute

The university appealed a 2011 ruling that found it liable to pay Ksh511 million to Step Up Holdings. The dispute stemmed from Step...

Listening to the speeches at an event to mark World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2021, the long-held perception of Kenya's support for media freedom was apparent. The facts, however, tell a different story. (Photo: Quartz)
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Media Freedom in Kenya is a Fallacy – Let’s Talk About It

Often, Kenya's oft-talked-about media freedom has been seen through the lens of stringent regulations effectively gagging media in neighbouring East African countries as...

BUSINESS

Brookhouse Loses Ksh140M Tax Battle With KRA

Justice David Majanja ruled that subsidized tuition fees granted to its staff counted as a taxable benefit for which the employee was liable, further...

Kenya Power has leveraged its extensive power transmission and distribution network to run fibre optic cables, entering lease agreements with service providers.
BUSINESSECONOMY

Kenya Power Eyes Telco Billions With Fibre Optic Network Extension

Kenya Power launched its fibre optic business in 2010 after being issued with issued with a Network Facility Provider - Tier 2 License...

Shaffie Weru expressed confidence that he would eventually get the Ksh22 million pay-out he is demanding from Radio Africa following his dismissal on March 27, 2021.
MEDIA

Shaffie Weru: I’ve Already Spent Over Ksh1 Million Fighting Radio Africa [VIDEO]

The fall-out quickly moved to the legal front, as Shaffie through his lawyers sent a demand letter seeking Ksh22 million for unlawful termination,...