Esther Dianah is a Journalist at Standard Group PLC. She specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, banking, finance, and agriculture, with a focus on topics including commercial real estate, the housing market, credit health, and sustainable agriculture. Esther's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, highlighting her comprehensive understanding of the interconnectedness of these sectors.
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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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By: Esther Dianah, David Odongo
By: Esther Dianah
Kenya risks sliding back into an era of widespread fuel adulteration as the government's heavy subsidy on kerosene opens up a price gap of more than Sh90 per litre with diesel, reviving incentives for rogue dealers to blend the cheaper fuel into transport fuels for huge profits.
By: Esther Dianah
AfCFTA agreement carries enormous potential for African economies, however, a lot remains to be done to translate it into tangible outcomes for businesses and citizens.
Kenya is rapidly cementing its status as the technology hub of Africa, making the commercialisation of artificial intelligence a priority topic.
The National Bank of Kenya (NBK) has reported a Sh1.03 billion profit after tax for the first quarter ending March 31, 2026, driven by net interest income and a substantial reduction in credit impairment charges.
By: Esther Dianah
Tour operators in Kenya have called on the national and county governments to urgently improve infrastructure in key tourism destinations, warning that poor roads, inadequate park facilities, and weak air connectivity could undermine the country's tourism industry and visitor experience.
