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‘Graveyard Queens’ raises expectations of women in theatre
Graveyard Queens might best be described as a dark comedy premised on the problem of death and...
Prital Patel: Spontaneous traveller who devotes energy to staying fit
Prital Patel’s deep-in-the-capillaries of Nairobi’s Westlands office radiates the right kind of...
Intricacies of managing a social media brand image
If your business is not on the Internet, it will be out of business.
Embracing Financial Literacy: The Rising Tide of Financial Education in Africa
How technological advancement and evolving financial landscapes are fuelling knowledge...
Sweet victory for Telkom as court orders State to pay Sh15bn
A court has ordered the government to pay Telkom Kenya Sh15 billion in compensation.
President Ruto plots new car tax, VAT if court cripples Finance Act
President Ruto’s administration has lined up a new set of taxes, including a road tax, to be...
How special purpose acquisition vehicles can drive NSE growth
Ever heard of the seven-year itch - that happiness in a marriage or long-term romantic...
Money laundering war must continue
A Cabinet meeting approved the Anti-Money Laundering and Combating of Terrorism Financing...
NSE, banks, airlines and retailers feel protests heat
Kenya’s stock market on Wednesday took its first hit after it lost Sh20 billion in investor...
Makini school row with parent escalates
Makini School's regional managing director has sued Mr Nixon Bugo for alleged defamation.
US official Katherine Tais refuses to meet Trade CS Moses Kuria over foul mouth
Ambassador Katherine Tais labels Kenya Trade Cabinet Secretary an ‘extremist’.
Banks, supermarkets feel the heat from anti-government protests
Banks in Nairobi and other key cities, including Mombasa and Kisumu have closed with only...
