Why Youth Affairs PS Fikirini Jacobs Must Go After Cecil Ouma’s Death
Youth Affairs Principal Secretary Fikirini Jacobs must step aside because a young man is dead, his bodyguard has been linked to the fatal shooting, and the government cannot continue pretending that this is just another...
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RSSNedbank Buyout Of NCBA Gets Regional Approvals As Bank Faces Questions Over Fraud, Tax And Asset Financing...
South Africa’s Nedbank Group has moved a step closer to acquiring a 66 percent shareholding in NCBA Group after the proposed transaction secured unconditional approval from two...
President Ruto Gazettes James Mworia’s Appointment to the National Infrastructure Fund Board in Kenya
The appointment of Dr. James Mworia, MBS, Group Chief Executive Officer of Centum Investment Company Plc, to the Board of the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) marks a...
A Whopper Exposed as HFCB Group Plc Insiders and Senior Officials Vanish with Shares worth KES1 Billion
HFCB Group Plc has announced that its employees now own a stake worth about KSh1 billion under a new Employee Share Ownership Plan. The allocation has pushed staff into the bank's...
Inside Former EPRA CEO Dan Kiptoo’s Torture Chambers
Former Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo Bargoria is facing fresh scrutiny after four employees of Tarita Group Limited accused him of...
Afreximbank's Economic Sovereignty Rhetoric Rings Hollow While the Continent Keeps Exporting Its Wealth
Africa has once again been told that its future lies in controlling its own economy. Speaking during the Afreximbank Annual Meetings, bank leaders said African countries must stop...
PEPFAR Health Workers Face Low Pay, Job Insecurity and Years of Short-Term Contracts
Thousands of healthcare workers employed under the PEPFAR United States Kenya Health Grant Programme are calling on the Ministry of Health to review their terms of service, saying...
Favouritism, Corruption and Intimidation Grows Within the Kenya Prisons Service
Fresh complaints have emerged from within the Kenya Prisons Service, where officers are raising concerns over what they describe as years of unfair treatment, stalled careers and...
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