Kindly read, subscribe and share widely to support our cardinal services of informing, educating and promoting brands Kenya becomes most sought country for miraa khat industrial as it is seen to boost country’s dwindling economy at a very high notch This is according to, Head of Miraa Pyrethrum and other…
SMEs Fetch Big From Giant Companies
Kindly read, accept notifications button below and share widely to support our cardinal services of informing, educating and promoting brands, thanks Gulf African Bank has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the giant motor vehicles manufacturer DT Dobie that will see registered entrepreneurs own motor vehicles through loaning Speaking…
Kisumu herbalists invent remedy to help alcohol addicts quit the bottle
Have you ever sat down and wondered how many people are in the world today? Latest data, shows there are about 7.7 billion people on earth. All these humans, invariably, have needs, that must be addressed These people can be classified into three basic groups: Those who have all they…
Naivas Supermarket partners with IBL Group of Mauritius
IBL Group, the largest conglomerate in Mauritius, is the lead investor of a consortium that has signed an agreement to acquire a significant minority stake in Naivas International (Mauritius), with private equity firm Amethis exiting its investment. Naivas International owns 100% of the shares of Naivas Limited, a leading supermarket…
Gamblers to cough more for betting
National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yattan had tabled the proposals at parliament on April, 2022 The prices of basic commodities were tagged for increase which started immediately It’s not clear, whether today’s parliamentary input will reduce the current prices or the previous ones Kenyans are still asking one dollar million…
Who’s fooling who as govt says there’s enough fuel in the country?
The Principal Secretary for Petroleum and Mining Andrew Kamau expresses confidence that Kenya currently has adequate supplies of gasoline, diesel, and kerosene. PS discloses that in less than a month, an additional 351, 284 cubic meters of petrol and 310, 656 cubic meters of diesel are expected Kenyans have expressed frustrations…