Patricia Akinyi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local news and business stories. She writes for Bizna Kenya, covering a range of topics including education, finance, and current affairs. Patricia's articles provide insights into the local community and shed light on important issues affecting Kenyan society.
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Patricia Akinyi's articles predominantly focus on local news in Kenya, particularly around education, government and politics, employment, and crime. She seems to be interested in government announcements that affect the economy or citizens directly.
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By: Patricia Akinyi
The HF Group (Housing Finance) has received the greenlight to proceed with the auctioning of a 63-acre land in Kajiado County.
By: Patricia Akinyi
500 Kenyans who were previously ranked as dollar millionaires are no longer worth this much. This is according to a wealth report that is contained in the
By: Patricia Akinyi
KCB Group and Absa have a huge debt exposure amounting to billions of money in the struggling Savannah Cement that is currently under administration.
Reuters is reporting a shocking incident on a woman who took a 68-year-old dead man to the bank in a bid to have a loan signed.
Over the past few days, Nairobi has been at the mercies of heavy rains that are wreaking havoc at both posh estates and slums.
Thousands of Kenyans in the Nairobi metropolitan area have been left homeless; thousands more are sleeping on top of their homes' roofs.
Etihad Airways has announced that it is resume the Abu Dhabi to Nairobi flights. These flights will start on May 1, 2023, nearly three years after the airline ceased the flights due to the 2020 pandemic.
By: Patricia Akinyi
The Kenyan, who identified as Benson, said that although he has led a highly successful life in America, held good jobs, and acquired houses and land in the
By: Patricia Akinyi
Kenyans who have previously attended visa interviews at the US embassy in Kenya opened up on how rough their experiences were
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has banned 64 matatu Saccos from operating as public service vehicles.
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