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Can you Add Value to Mangoes?

This is one of the many money-making opportunities in the agricultural industry that are open for innovative investors, local and foreign, wanting to invest in rural Kenya.

read more | comments | July 10, 2010

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Equity Bank : A New Approach to Banking for Small Businesses

More than 95 per cent of Kenyans earn little from either micro-enterprises or what might be described as "micro-jobs". But if Kenya is to develop, micro-enterprises must be transformed into large, wealth creating businesses with capacity to create high paying jobs.

read more | comments | June 08, 2010

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Kenya Government Incentives for Investors in Real Estate

The Kenya government is helping the private sector investor to meet an annual housing demand of 150, 000 housing units. Currently the supply is estimated at 40,000 units per year. And the government is in a hurry to fill up the gap, thus creating an excellent opportunity to make money for real estate investors.

read more | comments | May 15, 2010

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Kenya Re-classifies Hotels to Reassure Visitors

With the new classification of hotels and restaurants, tourists can comfortably make their choices and expect reasonable service.

read more | comments | April 17, 2010

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Jomo Kenyatta, and Tom Mboya: Did These Men Swindle Indians of Their Kenyan Heritage?

A man imbued with great political ambition, J.M. Nazareth wrote an autobiography that tells more about the origin of almost all the problems affecting Kenya, and especially the business and politics of the Indian community in Kenya, than any other existing autobiography.

read more | comments | April 11, 2010

 

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Chris Kirubi: Skillful Use of Political Connections for Personal Wealth

Chris Kirubi is one of the wealthiest and most powerful people in Kenya today. He is a business associate of Kenya’s President Mwai Kibaki. And, in deed, Kibaki’s son, David Kibaki is a director of Mr. Kirubi’s flagship company, International House Ltd.

Read more | Comments | 7/22/2010

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Malili E-City: The Metropolis to Pull Kenya into Industrialized Nation Status

Read more | Comments | 3/6/2010

Safaricom Makes Huge Profits, Disappoints Local Retail Investors

Despite making a huge profit, local retail investors are not impressed by “Eastern Africa’s most successful “company, Safaricom. The mobile operator announced pre-tax profits of Shs 20.9 billion, but its dividends remain at the level local retail investors are calling “ridiculously low.”

Read more | Comments | 5/31/2010

Chris Kirubi: Skillful Use of Political Connections for Personal Wealth

Chris Kirubi is one of the wealthiest and most powerful people in Kenya today. He is a business associate of Kenya’s President Mwai Kibaki. And, in deed, Kibaki’s son, David Kibaki is a director of Mr. Kirubi’s flagship company, International House Ltd.

Read more | Comments | 7/22/2010

CMA To Liberalize Nairobi Stock Market

The Capital Markets Authority may soon liberalize the Nairobi Stock Exchange which has been for many years a preserve of a few stockbrokers.

Read more | Comments | 4/14/2010

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Which internet business opportunities are there in Kenya?

  • An investor recently said investing in Kenya is both an income generating as well as an exciting adventure."Kenya has it all," the investor said. "It has beauty, convenience, and incredibly low cost." In this Investment Guide, we look at some of the opportunities in internet.

    • Who owns Coop Bank?

  • The cooperative sector was taken aback by the information that the top employees of the Cooperative Bank of Kenya, compete with the top five or so king-size cooperatives in shareholding in the bank.

    • Equity Bank

  • More than 95 per cent of Kenyans earn little, from either micro-enterprises or what might be described as "micro-jobs." But if Kenya is to develop, micro-enterprises must be transformed into large, wealth creating businesses.Read how Equity Bank is helping.

    • Succeeding in business in Machakos

  • Machakos Municipal Council, the capital of Machakos District, is only 45 minutes drive away from Nairobi and 30 minutes drive away from Kenya's main airport, Jomo Kenyatta Airport. In between is Athi River Municipal, Kenya's largest industrial town, and the expansive Kapiti plains, offering an ideal site to varieties of development projects.

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