Brian, a 40-year-old resident of Kapseret, first noticed a burning sensation when passing urine. What began as mild discomfort soon turned into severe pain.

This report highlights the main barriers that hinder the Tunisian labor market from providing income, protection, and prosperity to its citizens and proposes a set of labor policies that could ...

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has introduced a first-of-its-kind split-payment solution for travellers in Kenya, through a longstanding strategic partnership with Cellulant, ...

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A Nairobi family seeks help in finding Winstead Okiroro Karani, a 31-year-old Technical University of Kenya student missing ...

The government is banking on the electronic Warehouse Receipt System to modernise agricultural commodity trade and cut post-harvest losses. Launched on Wednesday after a piloting, the digital platform ...

Delegates urge revenue authorities across East Africa to explore ownership of digital tax stamp systems as a way of strengthening revenue administration and improving market oversight ...

BAT Kenya has announced an 18 per cent increase in profit before tax for the year ending December 31 2025. This is despite ...

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Amaco's rise emerged after a period that saw the insurer get locked in several court cases that prompted auctioneers to move ...

BAT is one of the top dividend payers at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), having stood out for handing shareholders 100 percent of net profits in dividends in the past.

When dividends are factored in — particularly from Safaricom, KCB, and NCBA, which historically provide attractive yields relative to the broader market — the figure edges higher still.