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.
Given this emphasis on local government activities and economic matters in Kenya (specifically Nairobi), individuals or organizations with insights into the Kenyan governmental policies regarding energy, power infrastructure development, economic growth initiatives or challenges would likely capture his attention. This may include industry experts, economists or officials knowledgeable about regional business trends that align with Macharia’s reporting themes.
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The retirement benefits sector has been tipped to benefit from the new Tax Laws (Amendment) Act, with more Kenyans expected to save for their sunset years.
Kenya's energy sector is mourning the death of Hindpal Singh Jabbal, who worked in the sector for more than five decades.
For the first time in more than a year, the government has hiked the retail cost of fuel.
By: Macharia Kamau
The average income of Nairobi residents continued to grow and was nearly three times more than the average earnings in 2023.
Kenyans should brace themselves for higher taxes in the next financial year with the government seeking to increase the revenue collection target, which is expected to finance an expanded budget.
By: Macharia Kamau
Kenyans should brace themselves for higher taxes in the next financial year with the government seeking to increase the revenue collection target, which is expected to finance an expanded budget.
By: Macharia Kamau
Public finance experts have proposed radical changes to Kenya's tax regime to ease compliance and improve the operating environment for businesses.
By: Macharia Kamau
Directline Assurance is making efforts to repair its dented image following recent shareholder wrangles that have threatened to disrupt its business.
Kenya’s mining sector has been on the decline over the last two years, casting doubt as to whether it will ever live up to the hype.
By: Macharia Kamau
Numerous projects in Kenya funded by the US government could stall as the Trump administration starts a clean up of its foreign development assistance programmes.
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