Macharia Kamau is a writer for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. His articles cover a range of economic and financial topics, providing insights into government policies, business activities, and market dynamics impacting the country.
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Macharia Kamau's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, often citing data and press releases. His coverage heavily revolves around business, finance, economy, energy, power infrastructure and related topics.
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By: Macharia Kamau
The government has been subsidising the cost of petroleum products, which has partly been among the factors driving down pump prices, but this has also been adequate to lift consumption.
The Chinese are now poised to develop the Rironi-Mau Summit road, which had been awarded to a consortium of French firms
By: Macharia Kamau
In the last week, the country experienced two major power outages, crippling not just businesses and households but essential services providers such as hospitals.
East African Portland Cement Company ( EAPCC ) has said it will consider paying dividends to shareholders, which will be funded by the sale of idle assets.
Firms exporting fresh produce and other time-bound cargo were also staring at huge losses
By: Macharia Kamau
It is the second consecutive month that Epra has retained the cost of super petrol and diesel at the same levels, halting the reduction in pump prices witnessed for nearly a year.
Mathiu: I insist, let's support our big firms
Available figures indicate that retail investors’ participation in the bourse remains low, with domestic and international institutional investors currently the dominant forces.
By: Macharia Kamau
Tullow Oil is yet to make much headway in its search for a strategic partner, which remains one of the key aspects needed to move Kenya’s oil project forward.
Wananchi Group, which owns the Zuku brand, is planning to sell the company to Axian Telecom Fibre of Mauritius.
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