Former KTN Anchor Grace Kuria Exits CGTN After 8 Months
Former KTN news anchor Grace Kuria has left CGTN Africa less than a year after
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China’s Trade With Africa Grows to Record Highs
According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, trade between China and Africa increased by 40.5 percent
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Kenya’s GDP Jumps to Ksh10.75 Trillion
Kenya’s gross domestic product (GDP) has grown to Ksh10.75 trillion from Ksh10.256 trillion in 2019,
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George Oyuga Joins Zamara Group as New Head of Umbrella and Retail Solutions
Zamara has announced the appointment of George Oyuga as the New Head of Umbrella and
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Quickmart To Gift Customers 5 Cars As It Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Leading retail chain Quickmart is marking its 15th year anniversary with a massive celebration that
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Journalist Lynn Ngugi Reveals Her Next Move After Tuko Exit
Journalist Lynn Ngugi has announced her next career move about two weeks after she left
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Chuka University VC Unable To Explain How He Got Scholarship To Russia After Scoring Es
Chuka University vice-chancellor Prof Erastus Nyaga Njoka was on Wednesday hardpressed to explain how he
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Airtel Customers to Pay Airports Parking via Airtel Money
Airtel Networks Kenya Limited, a subsidiary of Airtel Africa, has entered into a strategic partnership with
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Kenya Copyright Board Deregisters Three CMOs
The Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) has announced a decision to deregister the three Collective Management
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How To Apply For IEBC Voter Registration Jobs
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is looking for temporary registration officials to support
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Former AG Prof Githu Muigai Lands Another Job In Kakuzi
Local agri-business firm Kakuzi PLC has, in a trendsetting move, announced the appointment of an
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Wambui Collymore Allowed To Manage Late Husband’s Ksh200 Million Assets
Wambui Collymore, the widow of late Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore, has been granted temporary permissions
