The need to grow e-commerce, have safe access to digitised services, curb online fraud, ease identification burden for citizens and help the nation in development planning is making the government develop a digital identity.
Dibo Willis
Tapping the power of SMEs to grow economy
The A-Z of dog business; from a seasoned breeder
Howls, barks, groans… those are the sounds that greet you as you enter Cyrus Maina’s home in Kirigiti, Kiambu County. The home is a dogs’ paradise, where Rottweilers, Boerboels, German Shepherds, White Swiss Shepherds, Pugs, St Bernards, Belgian Malinois, Maltese and Russian mountain dogs and Blackhounds, among other breeds, thrive.
Kenya races to be the regional medical hub
State in all-out drive to woo foreign firms
This is our path to economic recovery – Treasury
The government is hopeful of positive economic growth this year due to increased investment in MSMEs as well as high rainfall that is expected to boost agricultural production. The National Treasury is optimistic that the country would register positive economic growth this and coming years due to the interventions it has put in place to […]
Cyberknife, the new cancer treatment technology in Kenya
The cancer burden has been rising in Kenya over the years, with the annual disease incidence standing at an average of 50,000 people and deaths at over 33,000. With rising cases, cancer is the third leading cause of death in Kenya and the second major killer among non-communicable diseases (NCDs) after cardiovascular diseases.
How Kenya will reap from the US, UK deals
Kenya has signed bilateral agreements with the United Kingdom and the United States in what promises to boost trade and present economic opportunities to citizens of both countries. To begin with, the US and Kenya last week held bilateral talks that sought to increase trade and investment cooperation through “a strategic partnership”