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The Government of Kenya won the bid based on the consistency and high-level leadership of H.E the Deputy President, Hon. William Ruto, on Open...

OPPO will focus to increase investment in the areas of 5G, artificial intelligence and smart devices OPPO has made a range of new announcements at...

The Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) has expressed the need to have efficient and robust e-government systems to ensure effective service delivery and as a...

Ecobank (www.Ecobank.com), the leading private pan-African financial services Group which has unrivalled African expertise, is delighted to have been named Best Bank...

Over 1,000 delegates convened in Nairobi for the 2-Day Sankalp Africa Summit aimed at forging alliances for a sustainable and inclusive Africa 2030  The recently...

Local retailer Tusker Mattresses Group and Amref Health Africa in Kenya has announced a working partnership leveraging mutual capacities to manage the Coronavirus threat. As...

I&M Bank Limited and Crown Motors Group Ltd have entered into a Vehicle Asset Financing partnership agreement where the Bank will finance Crown Motors...

Tusker Lite, Kenya Breweries leading premium lite beer, is excited to announce the launch of its #TurnUpTheLite campaign with an all- new sleek design pack that reflects the brand's bold and refreshing identity. The revamped look embodies Tusker Lite’s vibrant nature as a low-calorie brand delivering electrifying vibes with the same great taste that consumers know and love. Staying true to its brand spirit, Tusker Lite is set to light up the city with a series of exciting activities including dazzling projection mappings on the city’s iconic buildings and high traffic streets. “We are excited to launch this new campaign, as it affirms the position of Tusker Lite as a spontaneous and vibrant brand staying true to its DNA. We want our consumers to

“Searching for markets required money, physical stamina and a lot of time travelling. We used to leave this for men,” Monica Rashid, Msambafumu Network,...

At least 16 percent of all children who die under the age of five, especially in Africa, are killed by pneumonia, a disease that...