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    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

    Power of Business Partnerships Amid Covid-19 Crisis

    by JOSEPHINE WAWIRABusinessApr 22, 2020Apr 22, 2020

    Economic sectors experiencing reduced demand contribute greatly deal to the growth of Kenya’s growth.

    Kenya Closed for Business as Coronavirus Ravages the World

    by Hakeenah N. NjengaEconomyMar 16, 2020Mar 16, 2020

    In Kenya, shutting down the entry points will work well in taming cases of the disease by preventing those who may have it from importing it.

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

    Sectors in Kenya Hardest Hit by the Coronavirus Outbreak

    by Hakeenah N. NjengaEconomyInternationalMar 12, 2020Mar 12, 2020

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

    A section of the Mombasa Port. In Kenya, a possible price hike for commodities looms in the region since cargo ships supplying goods from China have not docked for more than two months following the coronavirus outbreak. www.businesstoday.co.ke

    Coronavirus Impact Hits Kenya as Global FDI Outlook Dims

    by Hakeenah N. NjengaEconomyMar 9, 2020Mar 9, 2020

    China is a huge source market for a wide range of goods including raw materials, construction materials, furniture etc.

    Presidents Donald Trump (US) right, and Uhuru Kenyatta left during a meeting at the White House. The two have firmed up bilateral relations where Kenya-US Free Trade Agreement is key among the deliberations. www.businesstoday.co.ke

    What Next for US-Kenya Free Trade Agreement?

    by BT ReporterMOVERS & SHAKERSFeb 25, 2020Feb 25, 2020

    If successful, it would be the first United States FTA with a sub-Saharan African nation

    Presidents Donald Trump (US) right, and Uhuru Kenyatta left during a meeting at the White House. The two have firmed up bilateral relations where Kenya-US Free Trade Agreement is key among the deliberations. www.businesstoday.co.ke

    Private Sector Wastes Little Time in Identifying Opportunities Birthed by US-Kenya Trade Pact

    by Samuel GitongaBusinessFeb 15, 2020Feb 15, 2020

    FTA is expected to open up opportunities for Kenyans in the World’s Largest Economy

    KEPSA Chairman Nick Nesbitt, EAC CS Adan Mohamed and KEPSA CEO Carole Kariuki. KEPSA complains that so many people, for some reason, have the authority to stop a business from running. www.businesstoday.co.ke

    What is Ailing Businesses in the Counties?

    by Hakeenah N. NjengaBusinessNov 13, 2019Nov 12, 2019

    The net effect of the many rules and unpredictable policies in the country is the lack of competitiveness

    Private sector adopts environmentally friendly practices

    by BT CorrespondentAnalysisDec 8, 2017Dec 8, 2017

    German experts met with Kenyan private sector and government officials in a conference aimed at promoting private sector involvement in environmental protection

     

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