Building a business, especially if you are in Kenya, is a difficult task. There are so many obstacles that will come your way and only those who endure make it. …
The Kenyan economy thrives on the wheels of SMEs and MSMEs. This is the backbone of the economy. The sector employs 86 percent of the population and contributes about 45.5 …
By Sa Nyoung Kim Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) constitute over 90 percent of businesses in Kenya and provide seven out of ten jobs in the country. Despite their economic …
The Energy Petroleum and Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announced the new fuel prices expected to be in place for the next one month. In the new prices, the cost of Super …
By Joshua Oigara Creating an environment that will see the empowerment of women and youth in Kenya and across East Africa, is essential to move our economy from an agricultural …
Commercial banks in Ukraine have been torn between letting their customers withdraw all the cash or listening to the call from the government to withhold massive withdrawals that have been …
But now, the cartels took over the city. Those who open their legs wide enough to distribute their biological tools equally are given jobs and places at high tables.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced plans to employ at least 6000 intern teachers in July 2022 and have them posted to various schools by the end of the …
Egypt was one of the wealthiest African countries by total GDP for 2021. The country had the second-highest GDP in Africa at $394 billion.
Every permit and license needs money. In most cases, before even getting the same permit or license, one has to part with some cash in form of a bribe.
TSC pays a newly employed graduate teacher in Kenya more than 34,955 shillings in basic salary per month.
The MSME Current Account comes with packages that suit your business needs. It outlines the solutions that all businesses need in their growth life-cycle.
Every employee comes to work because they want money. Money is always the driving factor of any person who goes to work.
Sales at small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) lagged larger companies by up to 20 percentage points at the peak of the Covid-19 crisis. However, spending has recovered in 2021. According …
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