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How Donald Trump's remittance tax is threatening property investments in Kenya

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Why Kenya is losing her tourism mojo to Tanzania and Rwanda

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How Donald Trump's remittance tax is threatening property investments in Kenya

It will be in addition to the six per cent that US migrants already pay in remittance fees to these platforms.

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How underfunding hampers wildlife management

Historical underfunding amid rising visitor numbers is hampering infrastructure upgrades within the country’s wildlife-protected areas.

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Why Kenya is losing her tourism mojo to Tanzania and Rwanda

There was a time Kenya used to sneeze and her neighbours caught a flu, a popular adage went.

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Some of the factors that fuel the illegal pharmaceutical market in Africa include limited access to affordable medicines, supply chain gaps, and the unchecked rise of street markets.

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Birth of Saba Saba rallies

The talk of another round of demonstrations on Monday, July 7, brings to mind the first demonstrations held in various parts of the country during the reign of the late President Daniel Moi.

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The recent licensing of more digital credit providers is expected to spur credit growth to small businesses that are often overlooked by big market players.

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From Ngare Ndare to Malka Mari, the unsung travel destinations

If you fancy a serene walk in a natural forest, away from the humming engines and a thousand footsteps, Ngare Ndare is the place to be.

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Trump versus Musk: who will blink first?

The unfolding feud between Us President Donald Trump and his erstwhile friend turned foe, Elon Musk might recalibrate that notion.

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How Donald Trump's remittance tax is threatening property investments in Kenya

It will be in addition to the six per cent that US migrants already pay in remittance fees to these platforms.

By 2 months ago

How underfunding hampers wildlife management

Historical underfunding amid rising visitor numbers is hampering infrastructure upgrades within the country’s wildlife-protected areas.

By 2 months ago

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Why Kenya is losing her tourism mojo to Tanzania and Rwanda

There was a time Kenya used to sneeze and her neighbours caught a flu, a popular adage went.

By 2 months ago

Killer counterfeits: How fake malaria drugs claim 100,000 lives every year

Some of the factors that fuel the illegal pharmaceutical market in Africa include limited access to affordable medicines, supply chain gaps, and the unchecked rise of street markets.

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Birth of Saba Saba rallies

The talk of another round of demonstrations on Monday, July 7, brings to mind the first demonstrations held in various parts of the country during the reign of the late President Daniel Moi.

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The recent licensing of more digital credit providers is expected to spur credit growth to small businesses that are often overlooked by big market players.

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From Ngare Ndare to Malka Mari, the unsung travel destinations

If you fancy a serene walk in a natural forest, away from the humming engines and a thousand footsteps, Ngare Ndare is the place to be.

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Trump versus Musk: who will blink first?

The unfolding feud between Us President Donald Trump and his erstwhile friend turned foe, Elon Musk might recalibrate that notion.

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Historical underfunding amid rising visitor numbers is hampering infrastructure upgrades within the country's wildlife-protected areas.

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Why Kenya is losing her tourism mojo to Tanzania and Rwanda

There was a time Kenya used to sneeze and her neighbours caught a flu, a popular adage went.

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The recent licensing of more digital credit providers is expected to spur credit growth to small businesses that are often overlooked by big market players.

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The making of Nairobi as a hub for global professionals

Recently, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) announced plans to relocate almost a quarter of its New York-based workforce to Nairobi.

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Kenya attains key milestone in sustainable buildings

Kenya has reached a milestone of one million square metres of green-certified floorspace, saving energy and water and reducing harmful emissions.

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State vs private sector: Who should drive affordable housing agenda?

The affordable housing programme driven by the Kenya Kwanza regime to deliver an average of 200 units in every constituency is backed by a public land bank and an unpopular housing levy.

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Why Africa loses out on MICE business to rest of the world

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Zanzibar tourism success offers blueprint for regional growth

A visitor to Zanzibar's Abeid Amani Karume International Airport would mistake it for a global aviation hub. Apart from the visual appeal, the airport aprons are full of aviation giants.

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Kenya's most extreme holiday destinations

Few Kenyans pay more than the usual attention to Kenya's mini version of the Sahara. The Chalbi Desert is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

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