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Standard Group shares could sink deeper as the company struggles with a growing vortex of challenges.
BENARD ADERA
The battle for eyeballs among Kenyan TV stations is taking a new shape, with new entrants putting a fight to steal the show...
BT Reporter
Standard Group, which runs Kenya’s second biggest newspaper, continued to swim in red ink after recording another loss for the half-year ended 30th...
BT Reporter
The Standard, had its loss balloon to Ksh1 billion for the period ending December 2022, from just Ksh22 million in 2021. It's the...
KALU MENGO
For KBC, which has struggled to keep up with private sector competitors, the World Cup effect since waned.
BUSINESS TODAY
Unknown to many, the 39-year old anchor was making waves on television years before hitting legal age. Aged only 8, she started hosting...
BUSINESS TODAY
At Africa Uncensored, Namu has helped Kenyans digest complex social issues plaguing the country with a mix of deeply researched multimedia content. The...
MARTIN SIELE
The government is also one of the biggest advertisers in the country and already owes media houses in the country over Ksh2 billion...
BUSINESS TODAY
The revelation comes barely two months after the company disclosed plans for a new round of mass lay-offs. At the time, insiders told...
BUSINESS TODAY
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