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Breaking news KENYA Issue dated 30/10/2017

Odinga calls for boycott of Kenyan companies

Raila Odinga, leader of the opposition who boycotted the October 26 presidential elections, is preparing to disclose a list of [...] (280 words)

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Kenyatta won't let Ruto take helm of his media empire

Deputy President William Ruto's communication plan for Mediamax has one major problem: President Uhuru Kenyatta is refusing to sell his shares [...]

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Brookside still has sights set on Fresha Dairy

The Kenyan dairy giant Brookside Dairy , which is 50%-owned [...]

KENYA 26/10/2018

Ruto lets Africa Merchant Assurance suffer

Clearly the Kenyan deputy president William Ruto has other priorities. [...]

KENYA 29/06/2018

Who is to buy Kenyatta's shares in Mediamax?

The make-up of the consortium of investors eager to acquire [...]

KENYA 04/05/2018

Ruto gradually takes over Kenyatta's PR tools

With an eye on the next presidential election, DP William Ruto has been unable to hide his interest in Mediamax, [...]

KENYA 30/03/2018

KPC and Zakhem International once again at daggers drawn

The constructor of the 450km oil pipeline between Nairobi and Mombasa, the Lebanese firm Zakhem International Construction, is not going [...]

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Uhuru Kenyatta, the yoghurt addict

Might President Uhuru Kenyatta be about to break out of the usual family business mould? According to our information, through [...]

KENYA 03/11/2017

Kenyatta and Odinga prepare their respective governments

Uhuru Kenyatta is re-elected with 98% of the votes, but the opposition is refusing to recognise the result. Unwilling to compromise, each party is making its own plans. [...]

Breaking news KENYA 23/10/2017

On the eve of the election, Kenyatta places the polling stations under armed guard

In an unprecedented move, personnel from the Kenyan army, the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF), will be deployed in all 47 [...]

KENYA 20/10/2017

The Jubilee Party funds its opponent's campaign

Authorised by the Supreme Court to run in the presidential [...]

KENYA 20/10/2017

Raila Odinga and foreign diplomats fail to see eye to eye Free

Raila Odinga, the leader of the National Super Alliance (NASA) opposition coalition, is under pressure from foreign embassies, which are [...]

KENYA 06/10/2017

Safaricom seeks to make amends to Raila Odinga

The CEO of Safaricom, Bob Collymore, is urgently trying to [...]

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Humphrey Kariuki, a new tycoon in the president's entourage.

Businessman Humphrey Kariuki, owner of oil distribution company Dalbit Petroleum, [...]

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Time is nigh to settle accounts between von Pezolds and Zimbabwean regime

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Kenyatta won't let Ruto take helm of his media empire

Brookside still has sights set on Fresha Dairy

Ruto lets Africa Merchant Assurance suffer

Who is to buy Kenyatta's shares in Mediamax?

Ruto gradually takes over Kenyatta's PR tools

KPC and Zakhem International once again at daggers drawn

Uhuru Kenyatta, the yoghurt addict

Kenyatta and Odinga prepare their respective governments

On the eve of the election, Kenyatta places the polling stations under armed guard

The Jubilee Party funds its opponent's campaign

Raila Odinga and foreign diplomats fail to see eye to eye Free

Safaricom seeks to make amends to Raila Odinga

Humphrey Kariuki, a new tycoon in the president's entourage.

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Time is nigh to settle accounts between von Pezolds and Zimbabwean regime

The quiet attempts to reconcile Alassane Ouattara with his former ally Guillaume Soro

The never-ending battle between Odinga and Ruto to take Kenyatta's place at the State House

The scramble for Sudan

African Union: the battle of the giants

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Kenyatta won't let Ruto take helm of his media empire

Brookside still has sights set on Fresha Dairy

Ruto lets Africa Merchant Assurance suffer

Who is to buy Kenyatta's shares in Mediamax?

Ruto gradually takes over Kenyatta's PR tools

KPC and Zakhem International once again at daggers drawn

Uhuru Kenyatta, the yoghurt addict

Kenyatta and Odinga prepare their respective governments

On the eve of the election, Kenyatta places the polling stations under armed guard

The Jubilee Party funds its opponent's campaign

Raila Odinga and foreign diplomats fail to see eye to eye Free

Safaricom seeks to make amends to Raila Odinga

Humphrey Kariuki, a new tycoon in the president's entourage.

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