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Muturi summons journalists over ‘House of Bribes’ story
He says the two journalists, parliamentary reporters Dinah Ondari and Anthony Mwangi, must provide evidence of the same to the Powers and Privileges Committee on Thursday at 10am
Big relief as Sh150 power fixed charge scrapped
Kenyans will enjoy cheaper electricity starting next month thanks to a tariff review that has cut costs by up to 82%.
While unveiling the new...
Fatuma Ahmed becomes Kenya’s first female Major General
President Uhuru Kenyatta recognised her during the ceremony at State House in Nairobi and said her appointment was an honour for the country
Media fraternity mourns veteran editor Mathew Gathigira
The Kenyan media has lost one of its most respected and experienced editors.
Mathew Gathigira, who died on Tuesday night, was the revise editor at...
New twist as KEBS says no mercury in seized sugar
Managing Director Charles Ongwae, however, concedes that there were traces of Copper and Lead that could be dangerous for human consumption
Britam shareholders to get Sh756m dividend
Company attributes 17% rise to enhanced dividends earned by the group mainly from subsidiaries which recorded improved performance despite a dip in net income earnings to Ksh 1.9 billion
CBK pledges action on banks linked to NYS scam
Governor Patrick Njoroge says investigations are anchored on a number of legislative guidelines including laws on money laundering, combating of financing of terrorism laws, and proceeds of crime and the Banking Act
Nakumatt kicks off 50% clearance sale
Shoppers are treated to clothes, clarks and sketchers, bicycles, stationary and carpets, kitchen wares, furniture and toys at the troubled retail chain's seven stores in Nairobi, Nakuru and Kisumu
‘Rafiki’ maker Wanuri Kahiu signs major deal
Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, founder and CEO of The Gotham Group, says that as an advocate for Africans, especially young women, Wanuri has established herself as a major cultural force
Sh200,000 fine for holding wrong M-Pesa transaction
Computer Abuse and Cyber Crimes Act, which came into law on Wednesday, targets those who intentionally hide or hold electronic messages, electronic payments, credit and debit card details sent in error