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Sex workers pictured in Nairobi. Commercial sex workers are calling on the government to include them in the first phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout in Kenya.
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Covid-19 Vaccine: Why Kenya’s Sex Workers Should be First in Line

Kenya needs to consider the welfare of sex workers even as it rolls out Covid-19 vaccination in hospitals across the country. Not only...

Youth in agriculture in Kenya www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Youth Must Get Their Hands Dirty to Dig Out Millions

With the rising world’s population and increased mass consumption, there is a greater need for youth to venture into agriculture

affordable housing in Kenya www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Low-Cost Capital Needed to Fund Affordable Housing

According to the World Bank, approximately 56.0% of the Kenyan urban population live in slums and poor quality housing in rural areas.

Spencon Services Ltd www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Foreigners Who Killed a Promising Kenyan Firm Must Pay For Their Sins

Spencon case illustrates the need for awareness amongst Kenyan workers on the recourse they have in case they encounter discrimination.

Peter Ndegwa Safaricom CEO www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Here Cometh Kenyan CEO For Safaricom. Should We Be Worried?

The most successful company in the region - both in terms of profits and innovation - being led by one of our own...

Betty Kyalo video www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Betty Kyalo is Not Superhuman. Let Her Drink, Yell and Misbehave

In the video, the K24 weekend news presenter, a celebrity loved and hated in equal measure, is visibly drunk and spews epithets.

Richest people in Kenya 2020 www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Super Rich Kenyans Who Are Not So Philanthropic!

When it comes to giving back to society and charity, the list of Kenyan billionaires, is almost always short.

After President Uhuru Kenyatta's speech, Kenyans wondered whether they can eat 4G network. [ Cartoon / Mike Munene-NMG ] www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Hold 4G for Now, Mr President, and Sort Most Urgent Things

Instead of outlining how the government plans to handle partial lockdown and annihilate the virus, he chose to talk about 4G network.

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