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Bonface Otieno's coverage primarily focuses on local business, industry, and government-related news in Kenya, with a particular emphasis on topics such as transportation, the Kenyan economy, and specific organizations like Kenya Airways, NTSA (National Transport and Safety Authority), and Posta (Kenya Postal Corporation). His articles frequently cover announcements from the government or press releases.
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Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: State-owned firm said the premium service coaches will be launched in the next two weeks.
Passengers will pay Sh12,000 for the premium class coaches as children pay Sh6,000.
Jambojet will start daily passenger flights from Mombasa to Zanzibar in September, due to increased passenger demand on the route.
By: Alex Ndegwa, Bonface Otieno
About the 2018 deal, the auditor-general found there was no evidence of the involvement of KAA management.
Savannah Cement's industrial property is the largest asset valued at Sh10.1 billion, followed by a 2.5-acre piece in Kitengela worth a market value of Sh750 million.
Kenya Airways (KQ) has reinstated a complimentary scheme that allows its employees to travel around the world, which was suspended in May 2024 after completing a probe on misuse of the service by its staffers.
Kenya Power has upgraded 5.5 mil Kenya Power has upgraded 5.5 million pre-paid meters out of the targeted 7.4 million as of August 15, with South
Kenya has extended a freeze on a two percent levy on imports of cereals including maize, rice, and wheat from East African Community (EAC) member states amid a fallout with traders.
The State has now set the national average price of sugarcane delivered to millers at Sh5,000 per tonne for August, walking back on an earlier chopped rate of Sh4,950 and hoping to tame disquiet among farmers.
The Ministry of Education wants all learners to register with the new Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) before schools resume next week.
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