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Virginia Munyao

SGR's seven-year journey has been most impactful

SGR has transformed transportation within Kenya and emerged as a vital link in regional trade and commerce.

By 3 months ago

SGR's seven-year journey has been most impactful

Madaraka Express has made strides in passenger numbers

Madaraka Express has made strides in passenger numbers

By Virginia Munyao 2 years ago

The story of Sigiri bridge’s inflated costs

The story of Sigiri bridge’s inflated costs

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 6 years ago

KDF soldiers killed in dawn battle with Al Shabaab

KDF soldiers killed in dawn battle with Al Shabaab

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 7 years ago

The untold story of KDF massaccre in El Adde

“I watched my colleague’s body roll into the trench. He had gone up first to see what was going on. They must have thought that he was the only one in the trench. His death hit me hard. I understood at once that I needed to summon everything I could put into the fight if I was going to survive.” Mark told us.

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 7 years ago

The untold story of KDF massaccre in El Adde

High interest charges dampens Housing Finance earnings

Mortgage lender Housing Finance has reported Sh485 million profits after tax in the first-half of the year, a near flat growth that has seen it slash its dividends.

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 9 years ago

High interest charges dampens Housing Finance earnings

Rotich introduces more taxes in 2015/2016 budget

Kenyans will pay a heavy price through more taxes to support the national budget unveiled by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich Thursday.

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 9 years ago

Rotich introduces more taxes in 2015/2016 budget

Sh2.1 trillion balancing nightmare for Rotich

An additional tax of 16 per cent (assuming VAT figure remains the same) on petroleum oils, motor spirit, kerosene-type jet fuels and the like from September next year will massively affect several sectors, including manufacturing and trigger a rise in prices of basic commodities.

By Moses Michira and Paul Wafula 9 years ago

Sh2.1 trillion balancing nightmare for Rotich

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