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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According to Mr Archer, the massive increase in park and community levy fees in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve earlier this year has also affected big group bookings.
The government is eyeing five Adani -like deals in the current financial year in what National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said would enable the government finish projects key to the economy without straining the exchequer and resorting to heavy borrowing.
Commercial banks have started lowering lending rates following a push by the government for lenders to pass to Kenyans the benefits of cheap loans.
The number of manufacturers that are turning to operating at night and benefiting from the discounted off-peak tariff surged 56.6 per cent last year, even as the government considers...
Many Kenyans are struggling with the high cost of internet and mobile devices in the country, limiting the impact that the high internet coverage could have on many.
Analysts have in the past noted this failure to sign PPAs over the last several years could in the coming years see supply struggle to keep up with demand.
The number of borrowers blacklisted by different lenders, mostly digital lending platforms run by commercial banks and mobile digital loan apps, has risen by a staggering 3.85 million.
The number of borrowers blacklisted by different lenders, mostly digital lending platforms run by commercial banks and mobile digital loan apps, has risen by a staggering 3.85 million.
Savannah Clinker has upped its offer to Bamburi Cement’s shareholders by about 9.4 per cent as it seeks to outdo Tanzania’s Amsons Group.
By: Macharia Kamau
A draft policy proposes fewer cars with smaller engine sizes for government officials, a similar directive in 2009 by then Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta failed to get traction.
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