Sacco officials face prosecution over Sh70m scandal
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Teachers are calling for the prosecution of sacco officials implicated in the loss of more than Sh70 million and their properties attached to recover the money. Powered by WPeMatico
Nakuru agricultural show goes high-tech to tame fraud
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Nakuru agricultural society officials have adopted a new electronic system to register participants in a bid to tame ticketing fraud. Powered by WPeMatico
IT firm develops system to curb insurance fraud
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
A local IT firm, Siltech Technologies, has launched an Internet-based medical scheme management system aimed at curbing rising cases of fraud in medical insurance. Powered by WPeMatico
Energy sector regulator now launches hunt for new CEO
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
The energy sector regulator has started the search for a new CEO as the term of the incumbent, Kaburu Mwirichia, comes to an end. Powered by WPeMatico
Fusion Group in Sh1.25bn Upper Hill complex plan
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Fusion Group, a fund management and private equity company, is set to build a Sh1.25 billion office complex in Nairobi’s Upper Hill area. Powered by WPeMatico
World Bank roots for weaker shilling to boost exports
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Kenya can improve its balance of trade by weakening the shilling against major international currencies, the World Bank has asserted in a new report. Powered by WPeMatico
FTSE indices drop after one year of consistent gains
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
The FTSE NSE Kenya Indices have recorded loss of value in the past one month, bucking a trend of returning consistent gains in the past one year. Powered by WPeMatico
Treasury to release Sh6.3bn allocation for CDF projects
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
The Treasury has released Sh6.3 billion to the Constituencies Development Board for disbursement starting next week. Powered by WPeMatico
Governors should seek quick solutions interventions
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
While governors embark on big plans for their counties, they must not forget there are hundreds of small but innovative enterprises that would make immediate and huge differences in their regions. Powered by WPeMatico
Berlin Program Helps Minorities Enter Workforce
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
German Chancellor Angela Merkel caused a stir three years ago when she declared the country’s integration policies a failure. Since that time, though, several new programs have sprung up with the aim of giving immigrants a fair shot at a career in Europe’s largest economy. One such program is called “Berlin Needs You,” and it [...]
US-EU Set to Pursue Trade Deal, Possibly World’s Biggest
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
At the G8 Summit in Britain, President Barack Obama and European leaders announced the start of an effort to reach what is being called the biggest trade deal in history. Officials are focusing on regional trade agreements because the long effort to reach a new global trade deal is stalled. British Prime Minister David Cameron [...]
Agreement reached on chicken import info
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
An agreement has been reached between parties involved in a court application for information about a rise in chicken import duty costs, the SA Poultry Association (SAPA) has said. The Association of Meat Importers and Exporters (Amie) had filed an application against SAPA and the International Trade Administration Commission of SA (Itac) for access to [...]
Zim ‘Cattle Bank’ takes deposits
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Marondera – William Mukurazita’s deposit at the bank has four legs and moos. Zimbabwe’s first Cattle Bank has just opened its books in a unique kind of banking where owners bring in their animals as collateral against cash loans. For many rural poor in this southern African country once wracked by world-record inflation, it’s the [...]
Bank warns of thousands of platinum job losses
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
Up to 145 500 jobs and 60% of South Africa’s platinum output could be a risk in coming years amid unrest and upheavals in the sector, economists at Nomura bank have warned. Analysts at the Japanese bank said that rising mining costs – because of wage increases, regulation, increased electricity prices and a need to [...]
SA risks losing 150,000 mine jobs by 2015
by Africa Business on Jun 18, 2013
As costs rise and demand wanes – Nomura. Powered by WPeMatico









