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Kenya

BANKING SECTOR OVERFLOWING

Despite the more than fifty banking institutions already registered in Kenya and the recent grave difficulties several of them (Bullion [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.1998

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION

With only a month to go, privatization of Kenya Reinsurance Corporation (Kenya Re) has seen its assets valuation seriously questioned [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.1998

HARD KNOCK FOR S. R. TELECOM

Canada's S. R. Telecom Inc has lowered revenue and earnings [...]

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NEARLY STILLBORN

Restructuring under way in Kenya's energy sector has failed to quash all the quarrels stemming from past habits between its [...]

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AND THE WINNER IS – IMF!

Under pressure of the International Monetary Fund, the Kenyan government is going to have to amend its Anti-Corruption Authority Act [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.10.1998

HOT-SPOT FOR KULEI AND SAJJAD

One of head of state Daniel arap Moi's personal advisers, Kenyan businessman Joshua Kulei, and the Kenya African National Union [...]

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FBI INVESTIGATION MARKING TIME

The US FBI investigation into the August 7 bomb attacks against US embassy buildings in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.1998

SPECULATION, NOT INVESTMENT

The Kenyan central bank's Monthly Economic Review for October reveals that entries of short-term capital are up but that private [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.1998

KIDDE INTERNATIONAL, ANTI-RIOT VEHICLES

Société Industrielle pour le Développement et la Sécurité (SIDES) of [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.1998

JOHN MALITI

The new managing director of Kenya Tourist Board, John A. M. Maliti, is the former deputy director of tourism in [...]

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PAINFUL BANK CLEAN-UP

After Reliance Bank, Trust Bank and Bullion Bank (ION 825), it was the turn this week of Prudential Bank to [...]

Subscribers only 03.10.1998

BACK TO SQUARE ONE

Head of state Daniel arap Moi backpedaled last week and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.10.1998

STILL US TARGETS

Kenya remains a prime trade target for the United States despite anti-US terrorist attacks in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.1998

FAHIM YASIN TWAHA

Head of state Daniel arap Moi dismissed deputy minister for natural resources Fahim Yasin Twaha on September 23 after a [...]

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PROBLEMS FOR STAGECOACH

Stagecoach International of Britain, Kenya's leading public transport operator, is [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.1998

REBELLIOUS KANU MPS

Kenya African National Union (KANU, governmental) is not only facing its two rival factions engaged in the battle for the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.09.1998

ARAP MOI'S OTHER REPLIES TO EAA

During the audience he gave a delegation from Eastern Africa Association (EAA, grouping British firms) in Nairobi on September first, [...]

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MICAH CHESEREM

Following the closure of Reliance Bank last week, Micah Cheserem, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.09.1998

SITTING PRETTY FOR SONDU MIRIU

At the end of the study of their financial offers, [...]

Subscribers only 19.09.1998

DIFFICULT MERGER WITH COOPERS AND PRICE WATERHOUSE

The mused merger between Kenyan subsidiaries of chartered accountants Price [...]

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BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

After having handed him a memorandum in May (ION 814), a delegation of ten representatives of the British company organization Eastern African Association (EAA) led by Charles Gardner met with Kenyan head of state Daniel arap Moi in Nairobi on [.

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BANNED ISLAMIC NGOS

When Kenyan head of state Daniel arap Moi two weeks ago threatened to cancel the authorization of certain NGOs, he [...]

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SIMEON NYACHAE

Kenyan finance minister Simeon Nyachae, who attended the September first [...]

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BITTER TASTE OF SUGAR IMPORTS

In a move to protect home sugar producers, the Kenyan [...]

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BRITISH TRADE MISSIONS

Nottinghamshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is to organize [...]

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Kenya

BANKING SECTOR OVERFLOWING

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION

HARD KNOCK FOR S. R. TELECOM

NEARLY STILLBORN

AND THE WINNER IS – IMF!

HOT-SPOT FOR KULEI AND SAJJAD

FBI INVESTIGATION MARKING TIME

SPECULATION, NOT INVESTMENT

KIDDE INTERNATIONAL, ANTI-RIOT VEHICLES

JOHN MALITI

PAINFUL BANK CLEAN-UP

BACK TO SQUARE ONE

STILL US TARGETS

FAHIM YASIN TWAHA

PROBLEMS FOR STAGECOACH

REBELLIOUS KANU MPS

ARAP MOI'S OTHER REPLIES TO EAA

MICAH CHESEREM

SITTING PRETTY FOR SONDU MIRIU

DIFFICULT MERGER WITH COOPERS AND PRICE WATERHOUSE

Spotlight
BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

BANNED ISLAMIC NGOS

SIMEON NYACHAE

BITTER TASTE OF SUGAR IMPORTS

BRITISH TRADE MISSIONS

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Kenya

BANKING SECTOR OVERFLOWING

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION

HARD KNOCK FOR S. R. TELECOM

NEARLY STILLBORN

AND THE WINNER IS – IMF!

HOT-SPOT FOR KULEI AND SAJJAD

FBI INVESTIGATION MARKING TIME

SPECULATION, NOT INVESTMENT

KIDDE INTERNATIONAL, ANTI-RIOT VEHICLES

JOHN MALITI

PAINFUL BANK CLEAN-UP

BACK TO SQUARE ONE

STILL US TARGETS

FAHIM YASIN TWAHA

PROBLEMS FOR STAGECOACH

REBELLIOUS KANU MPS

ARAP MOI'S OTHER REPLIES TO EAA

MICAH CHESEREM

SITTING PRETTY FOR SONDU MIRIU

DIFFICULT MERGER WITH COOPERS AND PRICE WATERHOUSE

Spotlight BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

BANNED ISLAMIC NGOS

SIMEON NYACHAE

BITTER TASTE OF SUGAR IMPORTS

BRITISH TRADE MISSIONS

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