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By JAMES ANYANZWA More by this Author East Africa’s finance ministers are walking a tightrope in their quest to finance recurrent government operations and keep major infrastructure projects on course amid falling tax revenues that have weakened key debt sustainability indicators. The region’s debt service-to-total revenue ratios are
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By JAMES ANYANZWA More by this Author East Africa’s finance ministers are walking a tightrope in their quest to finance recurrent government operations and keep major infrastructure projects on course amid falling tax revenues that have weakened key debt sustainability indicators. The region’s debt service-to-total revenue ratios are
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- Raila reaffirmed his March 2018 handshake with Uhuru was about uniting Kenyans and not 2022 succession politics - He said he had not communicated to anyone anywhere that he will be seeking for the presidency again in 2022 - The ODM leader appeared to read from same script with
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Never look back! That is what they say when it comes to getting back with your exes, right? And most of us fully subscribe to this. Many are the times we are told exes are exes for a reason and often asked to leave the past in the past, well,
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Kelvin Ochieng sits on the edges of a sports apparel stall, off Suna Road Nairobi, sheltered from the striking sun beams on this unceremonious bright Monday afternoon deep into what is a rather wet season. This is not Ocheing’s stall but rather his go-to-point to waylay potential customers ushering
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Kelvin Ochieng sits on the edges of a sports apparel stall, off Suna Road Nairobi, sheltered from the striking sun beams on this unceremonious bright Monday afternoon deep into what is a rather wet season. This is not Ocheing’s stall but rather his go-to-point to waylay potential customers ushering
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By NJIRAINI MUCHIRA More by this Author Electricity consumers in East Africa will continue to pay high prices despite significant investments in generation plants that have resulted in surplus output of power. It is increasingly emerging that the promise of cheap power will not materialise any time soon, mainly because
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- Ruto claimed Raila's push for constitutional change is born out of greed and self interest - The DP said citizenry need development more than anything else at the moment - Raila had told Kenyans to brace for a radical change ahead of 2022 General Election Deputy President
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By LEOPOLD OBI More by this Author Martin Njoroge had just stepped out of college when he realised no reasonable job was forthcoming. Together with two other young men, he decided to venture into horticulture at his parents’ plot in Kiambu. At the time, greenhouse farming was the craze in
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By LEOPOLD OBI More by this Author Martin Njoroge had just stepped out of college when he realised no reasonable job was forthcoming. Together with two other young men, he decided to venture into horticulture at his parents’ plot in Kiambu. At the time, greenhouse farming was the craze in
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By EMMANUEL ONYANGO More by this Author A Kenyan firm which had signed a contract with the Tanzanian government in January to purchase 100,000 tonnes of stock of cashewnuts, has been thrown out of the deal, The EastAfrican has learnt. Tanzania's Minister for Trade and Industry Joseph
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By KENNEDY SENELWA More by this Author Delays by governments in granting approval to oil projects risks eroding the value of Kenya’s and Uganda’s commercial crude oil discoveries, Tullow Oil has warned. The firm’s executive vice-president for East Africa Mark MacFarlane, said benefits do not start with