Noel Wandera is a journalist with a focus on national news in Kenya. He is a contributor to People Daily, covering a wide range of topics including finance, economics, politics, and social issues. Noel's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on current events and their impact on the country.
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Experts in healthcare and insurance sectors are advocating for use of technology to provide more affordable and personalised healthcare solutions.
The World Bank estimates that Africa needs an investment of $86 billion to have the entire continent connected to the Internet to reap digital dividends.
Ministers overseeing information, communication, and technology sectors across Africa have pledged to drive inclusive economic growth of at least 5 per cent annually leveraging the digital economy over the next decade.
Kenya's growth agenda has attracted its wealthiest investors back home, reducing their focus on foreign assets in favour of building larger positions domestically.
The Kenya Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) reported a 5 per cent annual inflation rate for April, marking a decrease from the 5.7 percent rate recorded in April 2023.
Despite being in both local and international markets for finance, the government is grappling with a significant challenge of bridging its Sh718 billion budget deficit, for the financial year ending June 30, 2024.
The government plans to finance 37 infrastructure projects worth $12.1 million (Sh1.6 trillion), through Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangements in the next financial year beginning June 30, 2024.
KRA steps up housing levy collection amid legal battles %
The government's re-entry into the domestic debt market, seeking a Sh15 billion tap sale for budgetary support, underscores Kenya's increasing reliance on short-term debt instruments to address pressing financial obligations.
B Commodities ME (FZE), a firm incorporated in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has announced its intention to acquire a 51.99 per cent stake in Limuru Tea company.
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