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    Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics indicates that it took the private sector two years to recover the 205,200 formal jobs lost during the pandemic. However, not all sectors have fully rebounded to their pre-pandemic employment levels.
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    Half of key sectors struggle to recover jobs lost to Covid

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    Around half of the major sectors in Kenya are still grappling with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, struggling to regain the...
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    Investors happy as operations at Naivasha Inland Container Depot commence

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    Naivasha is expected to be the next hub of business in the Country thanks to the recently establishment of a special economic...
    The deal builds on negotiations for an EPA with the partner states of the EAC - which at the time were Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda - which were finalised in October 2014
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    European Commission approves Kenya’s duty-free access deal with EU, Final hurdles...

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    The European Commission has granted approval to Kenya's Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union (EU), bringing the country one step...
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    Safaricom fined for declining to hire blind man

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    Safaricom  has been ordered to pay a blind man Sh6 million as compensation for failing to hire him as customer care executive on...
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    Kenya Railways partners with Nzoia Sugar Company for transportation

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    Kenya Railways has partnered with Nzoia Sugar Company for the purposes of transportation of Sugar and other related products from Bungoma to...
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    Manufacturers caution potential job cuts and economic hit if protests persist

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    Kenyan businesses are now tallying the financial repercussions of recent protests, estimated to be worth billions of shillings, following opposition-led demonstrations against...
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    New Lamu port set to host first transshipment cargo

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    The Lamu port will handle its first transshipment cargo today as a ship from Zanzibar will be calling at the facility to...
    The CBK said its latest CEOs and market perceptions survey had shown increased concerns on the rise in fuel and electricity prices—which usually filters into the economy through increased costs of other goods and services.
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    Government takes up to sh79 in tax per liter of fuel

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    Consumers are currently facing a significant tax burden when purchasing fuel in Kenya, with taxes amounting to as much as Sh79 per...
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    President Uhuru Kenyatta responds to Pandora Papers leak

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    President Uhuru Kenyatta has responded to the revelations of the hidden wealth of billionaires and heads of governments in a report published...
    The CBK said its latest CEOs and market perceptions survey had shown increased concerns on the rise in fuel and electricity prices—which usually filters into the economy through increased costs of other goods and services.
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    Kenyan CEOs express anxiety over soaring fuel, electricity costs

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    The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has revealed that the steep increase in fuel and electricity prices has adversely affected consumers' purchasing...
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