Esther Dianah is a Digital Editor at Standard Group PLC. She focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, finance, investment, and the travel industry, often exploring topics such as startups, ESG, real estate, and markets. Esther's insights and expertise have been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to delivering impactful journalism.
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Esther's coverage focuses on local business, government announcements, and press releases in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. She seems to be interested in stories related to industries such as construction, women-led businesses, creative industry contributions to the economy, cybersecurity barriers for small businesses entering the digital economy, transportation and logistics developments.
Given her focus on government announcements and press releases predominantly covering business-related themes like financing vehicles or promoting women-led businesses' financial resilience among others; she would likely appreciate pitches from individuals with insights into these sectors within the Kenyan context.
For those looking to reach out to Esther Dianah effectively should consider providing newsworthy updates about local companies or initiatives related to topics such as construction projects (e.g., warehouse constructions), advancements in transportation & logistics relevant for Kenya/Nairobi area and news concerning MSMEs focusing on trade opportunities at a regional level.
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Tanzanian activist Maria Sarungi Tsehai was alledgedly kidnapped on Sunday in Kilimani, Nairobi.
By: Esther Dianah
Cashiers, administrative assistants, caretakers, housekeepers, accountants and auditors, graphic designers and bank tellers are at the highest risk of job loss in the next five years.
By: Esther Dianah
The World Chamber Federation and the Kenya Chamber of Commerce and Industry will host the inaugural Africa Summit in April this year.
Cashiers, administrative assistants, caretakers, housekeepers, accountants and auditors, graphic designers and bank tellers are at the highest risk of job loss in the next five years.
The real estate sector has been ranked as one of the major avenues through which proceeds of crime are hidden.
The Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) Holdings board and its 54 affiliated factory companies have faulted the government, politicians and other officials for interfering with the management of smallholder tea factories.
Jasiri, a programme by the Allan and Gill Gray Philanthropy, is inviting applications for its programme dedicated to empowering aspiring entrepreneurs in Kenya, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.
By: Esther Dianah
The average cost of an acre of land in satellite towns rose by 1.9 per cent in the period, down from 3.02 per cent in the previous quarter - the lowest rate of expansion.
Many Kenyans are one hospital bill away from poverty, according to a new report, and this may get worse in the coming days in the wake of funding gaps following the US withdrawal from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has intensified the sensitisation of traders on intra-African trade to position Kenya as a key exporting country.
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