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Allan Odhiambo's coverage primarily focuses on the Kenyan economy, government regulations, and infrastructure. His articles often include government announcements and legal policy regulation developments.
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By: Allan Odhiambo
The total quantity of coffee sold under auction at the NCE in 2023/24 rose by 27.5 percent to 41,617 tonnes, up from 32,652 tonnes that was sold in 2022/23 due to changes in the regulations in the period under review.
By: Allan Odhiambo
KenHA is set to revise the formula used to adjust prices for inflation on its contracted projects to limit the rising cases of extreme changes to original budgets.
Kenya is currently under pressure from partners such as the US to level the playing field by addressing both tariffs and TBTs that impair trade.
Key implications of the deal on Fisheries Subsidies include a ban on overfished stocks, subsidies for unreported, and unregulated fishing, and fishing in unregulated high seas areas.
By: Allan Odhiambo
Estonian ride-hailing and delivery startup Bolt plans to enter Kenya's safari experience market by the end of 2025, setting the stage for fresh
By: Allan Odhiambo
Trade at the Mombasa tea auction has been hit by a sustained pile-up of unsold tea over the last two years amid subdued demand for the black tea sold there.
By: Allan Odhiambo
The court has ordered fresh review of tax relief in KRA’s Sh944m row with the hotelier.
By: Allan Odhiambo
Kenya has lately sought to expand its debt instruments beyond the traditional Treasury bills, bonds concessional loans from multilateral and bilateral lenders, Eurobonds, and syndicated loans to raise new debt.
By: Allan Odhiambo
The Treasury had initially listed four KPA assets for listing under the PPP model. The initial four included: Lamu Port Container Terminal (Berths 1-3), Mombasa Port (Berths 11-14), Mombasa Port...
What you need to know: Ride-hailing firms snubbed the request for submissions after the State failed to reveal its recommended rate for minimum compensation per trip.
