BY ANTONY MUTUNGA Most of the time that protesters have taken to the streets to have their voices heard has…
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“It is our right to do business. It is our right to make sure that the people who bring scrap…
BY kosta Kioleoglou The prolonged and uncertain election period has seriously challenged Kenya’s economy and property market. The turmoil of…
BY DAVID ONJILI K’Frys Fedha, a medium sized fast food joint in Embakasi’s Fedha estate, employing close to fifteen individuals,…
BY ANTONY MUTUNGA Before the August 8 elections, the Kenyan economy was already experiencing a slowdown. Even though most global…
BY SHADRACK MUYESU A World Bank report in April this year Projected Kenya’s GDP growth to decelerate to 5.5%, 0.5% down…
Up to 64% of industrial manufacturers forecast zero or negative revenue growth, with only 2% expecting a positive revenue growth…
BY Luke Mulunda To cap or not to cap interest rates? That’s the million-dollar question whose answer depends on where…
the debate on interest rates has become very emotive, and inadvertently betrayed the capitalistic interests behind the renewed push to give banks a free hand in determining the cost of credit.
Considering that stretched elections are now a permanent fixture of our Constitution and the fact that the political deadlock Kenya…