China

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US-China Trade War
OPINION

U.S. Businesses Reading From a Different Script In Trade Spat With China

US-China Trade War: Businesses the world over have certain interests that override partisan political stakes. Therefore, it is expected that businesspeople in both...

US China trade sanctions
OPINION

On Sanctions, Tit For Tat Is a Fair Game

Sanctions: It is said that even the meekest of cats can fight back fiercely when pushed against the wall. Well, the same goes...

MARKETS

China Overtakes US, Becomes EU’s Largest Trading Partner

Eurostat, EU's statistical office, credited the dethroning to an increase in China's imports by 5.6 per cent and exports by 2.2 per cent....

FEATURED STORY

China: A Saviour For Emerging Markets Or a Poison Pill?

Beijing labels itself an emerging market's "most reliable" partner—are countries willing to have it become their only major partner?

FEATURED STORY

US Claims China Targeting To Set Up Military Base in Kenya

Pentagon wants the Department of State to thwart China's attempts to set up military bases in foreign countries stating that Djibouti example has...

A Coronavirus disease check at the JKIA. Kenyans should take precautions to ensure that they are on top of things in case Covid-19 gets to Kenya. www.businesstoday.co.ke
ECONOMY

Only Businesses That Evolve With the Coronavirus Will Survive

Researchers in the UK have warned that countries needed strict lockdown measures

A photo taken by Larry Madowo and captioned, “I’ve never seen JKIA Nairobi this deserted.” The government has said that only Kenyan Citizens and foreigners with valid resident permits will be allowed entry. www.businesstoday.co.ke
FEATURED STORY

Too Late or Just in Time: Government’s Handling of Coronavirus in Kenya

Only Kenyan Citizens and foreigners with valid resident permits will be allowed entry

KEPSA CEO Carole Karuga with KEPSA Head of Policy Research & Analysis and Public-Private Dialogue Victor Ogalo. www.businesstoday.co.ke
ECONOMY

Sectors in Kenya Hardest Hit by the Coronavirus Outbreak

61% of businesses have felt effect of coronavirus outbreak on their businesses with 84% of the businesses have experienced very low to moderate...

Wearing a mask has become synonymous with the coronavirus. In Nairobi, stocks are expected to last for only 60 days and with turning to Uganda for supplies. www.businesstoday.co.ke
ECONOMY

Coronavirus Impact to Hit Kenyan Consumers Hard

Nairobi is ranked the sixth riskiest city in Africa for coronavirus