Brian Kimani
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How CEOs plan to manage risks ahead of Finance Bill 2025
This was revealed during the Verto Kenya C-Level event that drew Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) and senior executives to engage in high-level discussions on how businesses can adapt to tax policies to drive growth. ...
Atwoli calls on gov't to regulate social media amid growing misuse concerns
Speaking during the COTU shop stewards meeting in Nairobi on Saturday, Atwoli explained that the lack of laws limiting social media access promotes its misuse.
One killed in stampede at Dadaab Refugee Camp during food distribution
According to a police report filed by Hussein Kerrow, one of the residents in Ifo 2 refugee camp, his wife suddenly lost consciousness following a stampede at the food distribution centre.
Gov't announces 50% duty waiver on yellow maize imports to lower unga prices
In a statement by Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe, the intervention will address the growing demand for unga amid limited maize grain stocks available in the country.
Clearing agent fined Ksh.3M or face prison for demanding Ksh.2.9M bribe from church officials
In a statement on X, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (ODPP) revealed that in October 2020, Philip Mutua Kilonzo demanded a Ksh.2.9 million bribe to resolve a tax dispute between the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and the United African Evangelical Ministry. ...
Ruto engages UN's Antonio Guterres on fate of Haiti mission
Guterres commended Kenya for taking a lead role in the mission in efforts to restore peace to the conflict-riddled nation.
'Irredeemably corrupt': Muturi drops bombshell linking President Ruto to shady multi-billion deals
In a tell-all interview with NTV's Fixing the Nation, Muturi called out the president accusing him of claiming to fight corruption while he allegedly secretly conducts corrupt deals worth billions.
Warm reception for Ruto as he returns to a restive mountain
Critics argued that he would receive a hostile reception in the region following Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's ouster and his allies' removal from key positions in Parliament.
What it means for Kenya after U.S imposes 10% export tariff: Trade CS Kinyanjui
He added that Kenya can capitalise on this by positioning itself as the source hub for US buyers, hence attracting businesses that seek to avoid higher costs from traditional suppliers.
Parliament to begin CS nominee vetting on April 14
In a notice by Samuel Njoroge, the Clerk of the National Assembly, the vetting process will be handled by the Committee on Appointments, which will report the findings to the House.