The cost of abandoning, replacing Uhuru projects Uhuru legacy dismantled piece by piece underlining major shift in spending priorities.

Firms in Catch-22 as world flip flops on environment goals ESG is meant to encourage firms to deal with their negative externalities to reduce their carbon footprint and invest in climate action

What the trade deal deal with UK means for Kenya When ratified and fully implemented, the agreement is expected to deliver significant benefits.

Harambee Sacco first to tap State-backed house loans Borrowers will pay up to nine per cent interest for the mortgages repayable up to 25 years

Kenya faces wheat shortage as farmers abandon crop Farmers blame high cost of maintenance and poor prices, which has forced them to reduce acreage or abandon the crop.

Laikipia crisis slows efforts to reclaim European beef market Stakeholders say whatever ground had been covered could be lost if the necessary steps are not taken to protect the zone.

Troubled firms shine spotlight on large investors’ analysis The rising number of companies that falter after receiving billions in funding from local and foreign institutions has raised questions over the quality of the due diligence done by the seemingly...

Beer wars afoot as global firms set up shop EABL, in particular, has a firm grip of the Kenyan market controlling at least 90 per cent.

Kebs to discuss US ban on plastic microbeads use Unilever, Johnson & Johnson and Proctor & Gamble have pledged to remove microbeads in all their products.

Kenya's coffee ranked second globally Kenya’s coffee been rated as the second best in the world taking up four slots behind Ethiopia with six in a sample of 30 collected from various farms amid protests from lovers of Kenya's coffee.