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IMF warns of worst recession on Covid-19 effects
The international lender revealed that seen an extraordinary spike in requests for IMF emergency financing – with 80 ...
Kenya Breweries unveils a new pack design for its WhiteCap
The can format will also undergo a transformation later in the year into a new premium, more progressive look. ...
Remote working an option employer will consider going forward
Employers also felt that there is less supervision when a staff has to work off-site, giving leeway to poorly done ...
Kenya likely to benefit from IMF’s Sh100bn relief kitty
Kenya moved to lower-middle income status in 2015.
Posta, Jumia team up to deliver goods at discounted fee
Posta Kenya has partnered with Jumia to offer a discount on delivery fee for goods to customers outside Nairobi.
CS tells manufacturers to put workers on shift during curfew
She said production of essential goods should continue.
Firms adjust hours to comply with curfew
Begins 7pm tonight.
Family Bank net profit grows by 6%
SMEs and micro sector form over 60% of its client base.
I&M bank net profit grows to Sh10.7 billion
Its Kenya operations contributed the lion share.
US–Africa business summit postponed over coronavirus
Corporate Council on Africa is exploring new dates for the summit
Financial sector dubious on temporary suspension of the listing on CRB
Banking sector experts are skeptical about the blanket lifting of CRB listings raising concerns that this may give ...
Faulu Microfinance profit up 73% to Sh330 million
The strong performance is on a 20 per cent increase in interest income.
Retail market has the highest yield in Kenya's real estate
The retail market in Kenya's real estate sector recorded the highest prime yield at 9 per cent with prime rent of ...
Bars, restaurants hit hard as countrywide curfew takes effect
At least 9,000 bars and entertainment spots remain closed in Nairobi and Mombasa.
Kenyans to pay more for foreign debt as the shilling slides
The latest data from the Central Bank Kenya put the country’s total public debt at Sh6.05 trillion.