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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The President, who has faced stinging criticism over the path he has put Kenya on, said the economy had significantly improved.
Kenyans have got a slight relief for the festive season after the prices of fuel came down Saturday in the monthly pricing guidelines.
Companies advancing exorbitantly priced loans to Kenyans and using crude recovery methods will now have to reconsider their mode of operations after coming under the purview of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
By: Macharia Kamau
Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan have revived plans to construct a refined petroleum products pipeline from Eldoret through Kampala to Kigali.
The controversial livestock vaccination programme will be undertaken over three years, after which Kenya expects to be free from foot and mouth disease.
By: Macharia Kamau
An internal purge by the KRA has enabled the revenue collection agency to recover more than Sh500 million that its staff had acquired through corruption.
By: Macharia Kamau
The cost of electricity is set to go up this month following a hike in the foreign exchange component of the electricity bill.
The government has extended the controversial oil import deal it had signed with three Middle Eastern oil companies.
Kenya once again experienced a crippling electricity outage, causing untold losses to individual power users, business and critical institutions including health facilities, putting the lives of Kenyans at risk.
Assets owned by Mastermind Tobacco are set to be auctioned in January in what could mark the end of an era for the tobacco manufacturer.
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