News Archives | Page 10 of 15 | The East African Business Mirror
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
QUESTIONS? CALL: Tel: +254 20 600 2 777, +254 722 51 54 88, +254 772 51 54 88

Kenyans urged not to snub messages asking them to pick Huduma...

Kenyans have been urged to respond to the SMS requiring them to indicate where they want to pick their Huduma cards. According to...

Investors happy as operations at Naivasha Inland Container Depot commence

Naivasha is expected to be the next hub of business in the Country thanks to the recently establishment of a special economic...

Facebook begins journalists registration to combat misinformation

Facebook has rolled out a product that practicing journalists in Kenya can voluntarily register as the social media giant seeks to curtail...

KenGen pays National Treasury Ksh 1.15B in dividends

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has paid the National Government Ksh 1,153,856,022 in dividends for the financial year ended June 2019. National Treasury...

Stakeholders in agriculture set to benefit from warehouse regulatory system

Players in the agricultural sector are set to reap good returns from their activities when the Warehouse Receipt System (WRS) is fully...

Equity´s tech-led innovations ranked among top best user experience

Equity Bank has been ranked among the top three Tier I banks based on digital user experience analysis by a new customer...

Safaricom ropes in additional matatus in cashless fare

Nairobi commuters using Forward Travelers Sacco will have an option to pay their fares directly through Lipa Na M-pesa option following a...

Kenya Railways partners with Nzoia Sugar Company for transportation

Kenya Railways has partnered with Nzoia Sugar Company for the purposes of transportation of Sugar and other related products from Bungoma to...

Huawei ranked as one of the top employers in Kenya

Huawei Technologies has been recognized as one of the top employers in Kenya, receiving the annual Top Employers Certification Award for a...

Covid keeps investors shy as Africa foreign investments decline 18pc

Investors were forced to hold onto their cash last year due to uncertainties imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic which devastated big economies...

EDITOR PICKS