BAT Kenya Posts 7.4% Growth in Half Year Earnings to Kes. 2.9 Billion
BAT Kenya’s gross revenue increased by 8 percent to Kes 21.9 billion serving as a buffer to the increased operational costs and higher taxes during the period.
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Coffee Sector Players Seek Earnings Boost as Production Cost Soars
During the forum held in Nairobi, it emerged that the production cost has doubled as farmers now spend about Kes 80 to Kes 100 to produce a kilogram of the clean cup of the coffee...
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Kenya Airways Signs Codeshare Agreement with South African Airways.
Kenya Airways, South African Airways’ valued clientele will gain new travel choices to markets across East Africa via Kenya’s extensive network and hub in Nairobi, providing for seamless travel and status recognition.
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Review of Safaricom’s Inagural Engineering Summit, Decode.
Safaricom PLC launched the Safaricom Engineering Community in a two-day inaugural summit dubbed Decode last week.
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IMF Approves Kenya’s $236 Million Loan as Country Meets Lender’s Targets
The IMF loan will be used for budget support, bringing Kenya’s total disbursements for budget support so far to about US$1,208.2 million.
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