KRA Staring at Ksh1.3 Billion Daily Revenue Loss Over COVID-19 Tax...
PBO warns that a distorted tax collection scheme will force the government to borrow more accumulating more public debt which will press hard on citizens
New Anti-Coronavirus Tax Bill Eyes Property Owners and Fuel Consumers
To balance the other side of the equation, the government is imposing new levies on fuel, the sale of homes and land for small-scale property owners in proposed revenue changes.
7 Thriving Business Ventures For Kenyans Amid COVID-19
While a number of businesses have been affected by these measures, opportunities in some business ventures have emerged and entrepreneurs are making the most out it.
Meet Ogutu Okudo, 28 Year Old Kenyan Named in Forbes Africa’s...
In this years edition, 28-year-old of Founder and CEO, Women in Energy and Extractives Africa (WEX Africa) Ogutu Okudo made Kenya proud
Relief to Digital Borrowers as Mobile Lenders Waive Late Repayment Fees
This moves aims at cushioning their customers against this tough economic times which has directly affected their incomes and their abilities to repay
Safaricom Implements New Changes On Its M-shwari Services
Safaricom has announced major changes in its Mshwari services that will put a smile on its borrowers' faces effective up until June 26, 2020,
Standard Chartered Bank Sets Up $50 Million Global Fund For COVID-19...
Yesterday, the Bank announced its launching a $50 million global fund providing assistance to those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mitumba Traders Slapped With An Importation Ban From KEBS
KEBS also noted that no shipments of used garments or footwear from any countries battling the virus will be allowed into the country.
Standard Chartered Offers $1 Billion to Companies Helping in Managing COVID-19...
Standard Chartered has today announced that it will commit USD1 billion of financing for companies that provide goods and services
What Kenyan Supply Chains can Borrow from E-Commerce Giant Amazon amid...
The e-commerce giant has leveraged on labour sharing to reallocating some of its massive workforces to handle a spike in online sales of groceries