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Gideon Moi pulls the rug from under William Ruto's feet

Those eternal rivals within the Kalenjin community, vice president William Ruto and Baringo senator Gideon Moi (the son of former [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.12.2017

An MP tries to stir up the shanty towns to protest against Kenyatta

George Aladwa, the MP for Makadara in Nairobi County, has [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.12.2017

The Ruto ally who is a thorn in the side of East African Portland

The businessman and politician Zedekiah Kiprop Bundotich, nicknamed Buzeki due [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.12.2017

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William Ruto prepares his plan of attack for 2022

William Ruto is already preparing for his election in 2022. © DR

Subscribers only Politics 01.12.2017

Njeri Rionge's new Canadian adventure

In early November, the Kenyan businesswoman Njeri Rionge, who divides her time between Canada and Kenya, set up a new [...]

Subscribers only 01.12.2017

Naushad Merali slams on the brakes

According to our information, the Kenyan magnate Naushad Merali is intending to sell at least 40% of his shares in [...]

Subscribers only 01.12.2017

Is the governor of Mombasa about to change camps?

Might the governor of Mombasa, Ali Hassan Joho, be cutting [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.12.2017

James Orengo & Norman Magaya, the opposition's scapegoats

The National Super Alliance (NASA) opposition coalition, led by Raila [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.12.2017

Jomo Kenyatta airport aims high

The African Development Bank (ADB) recently approved a loan of [...]

Subscribers only Business 01.12.2017

Apex Porter and Taylor DeJongh take over oil sector

Kenyan minister of energy and oil, Charles Keter, has sought out advice to win back the trust of foreign investors, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.11.2017

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Nairobi and Kigali, the new kingpins of arbitration

In contrast to the Tanzanian president John Magufuli, who in July promulgated a raft of laws intended to deprive firms, mostly mining companies, operating in the country of the right to seek arbitration (ION 1460), some of his neighbours, chief [.

Subscribers only Politics 17.11.2017

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 [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.11.2017

Lorcan Byrne, Frontier Services Group's new asset

Frontier Services Group (FSG), which is owned by the founder of Blackwater, Erik Prince, recently bolstered its team in Nairobi [...]

Subscribers only 17.11.2017

Josephat Nanok distances himself from Odinga

The governor of Turkana, Josephat Nanok, who was re-elected for a second term in August, is distancing himself from Raila [...]

Subscribers only 17.11.2017

Kikuyu leaders wary of Ababu Namwamba

Will the former MP for Budalangi, Ababu Namwamba, secure a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.11.2017

The EIB is not stinting on aid to small and medium-sized businesses

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is in the process of [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.11.2017

Oil minister averts eyes to political crisis

As the country plunges further into its post-electoral political crisis, triggered by the first ballot in August 8, Uhuru Kenyatta's [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2017

Kenya Power pampers its shareholders

Despite its cash flow difficulties, with a whopping KES 1.2 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2017

Kenya Revenue Authority denied state refineries' royalties

In early October, the high court of Nairobi rejected a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2017

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.

Subscribers only Politics 03.11.2017

David Matsanga lobbies the continent for Kenyatta

A close ally of Uhuru Kenyatta for several years, the Ugandan David Matsanga has again been solicited by the Kenyan [...]

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Karanja Kibicho, the new éminence grise of Uhuru Kenyatta

The Principal Secretary at the ministry of the interior, Karanja [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.11.2017

Two governors under investigation by the EACC

The governors of Kitui, Charity Ngilu, and Makueni, Kibutha Kibwana, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.11.2017

Shoprite sees in Nakumatt a promising partner

The South African retailing giant Shoprite is preparing to acquire [...]

Subscribers only Business 03.11.2017

Odinga's lawyer appeals to an American counterpart

The lawyer Paul Mwangi, who is the legal adviser to [...]

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Kenya

Gideon Moi pulls the rug from under William Ruto's feet

An MP tries to stir up the shanty towns to protest against Kenyatta

The Ruto ally who is a thorn in the side of East African Portland

Spotlight
William Ruto prepares his plan of attack for 2022

Njeri Rionge's new Canadian adventure

Naushad Merali slams on the brakes

Is the governor of Mombasa about to change camps?

James Orengo & Norman Magaya, the opposition's scapegoats

Jomo Kenyatta airport aims high

Apex Porter and Taylor DeJongh take over oil sector

Spotlight
Nairobi and Kigali, the new kingpins of arbitration

Uhuru Kenyatta, the yoghurt addict

Lorcan Byrne, Frontier Services Group's new asset

Josephat Nanok distances himself from Odinga

Kikuyu leaders wary of Ababu Namwamba

The EIB is not stinting on aid to small and medium-sized businesses

Oil minister averts eyes to political crisis

Kenya Power pampers its shareholders

Kenya Revenue Authority denied state refineries' royalties

Kenyatta and Odinga prepare their respective governments

David Matsanga lobbies the continent for Kenyatta

Karanja Kibicho, the new éminence grise of Uhuru Kenyatta

Two governors under investigation by the EACC

Shoprite sees in Nakumatt a promising partner

Odinga's lawyer appeals to an American counterpart

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Kenya

Gideon Moi pulls the rug from under William Ruto's feet

An MP tries to stir up the shanty towns to protest against Kenyatta

The Ruto ally who is a thorn in the side of East African Portland

Spotlight William Ruto prepares his plan of attack for 2022

Njeri Rionge's new Canadian adventure

Naushad Merali slams on the brakes

Is the governor of Mombasa about to change camps?

James Orengo & Norman Magaya, the opposition's scapegoats

Jomo Kenyatta airport aims high

Apex Porter and Taylor DeJongh take over oil sector

Spotlight Nairobi and Kigali, the new kingpins of arbitration

Uhuru Kenyatta, the yoghurt addict

Lorcan Byrne, Frontier Services Group's new asset

Josephat Nanok distances himself from Odinga

Kikuyu leaders wary of Ababu Namwamba

The EIB is not stinting on aid to small and medium-sized businesses

Oil minister averts eyes to political crisis

Kenya Power pampers its shareholders

Kenya Revenue Authority denied state refineries' royalties

Kenyatta and Odinga prepare their respective governments

David Matsanga lobbies the continent for Kenyatta

Karanja Kibicho, the new éminence grise of Uhuru Kenyatta

Two governors under investigation by the EACC

Shoprite sees in Nakumatt a promising partner

Odinga's lawyer appeals to an American counterpart

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William Ruto prepares his plan of attack for 2022

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Nairobi and Kigali, the new kingpins of arbitration