Success Stories

Kenya has done it again! In a colourful glitzy ceremony to recognize individuals and corporates that have made significant contributions in the energy sector worldwide.

Kenya is a country with so many farmers. Not just Kenya, but Africa. Nearly half of the African people are farmers, but there are two unbelievable sad fact that I would like to outline in this blog article.

Following successful negotiations with its global network of partners, Safaricom has reduced roaming charges for calls and data by up to 99 per cent for over 200 networks across the world.

The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) will on Wednesday 20 th July 2016 be hosting a High Level CEO’s match making breakfast meeting for over 100 CEOS globally to discuss doing business while meeting the Sustainable development Goals (SDG’s).

Kenya and Iran will look to build their trade portfolio in agro processing, textiles, leather, management and technical services and materials, oil, gas, mining and constructive materials.

Five students from Precious Blood, Riruta in Nairobi are amongst finalists taking part in a global technology and entrepreneurship competition that kicks off in San Francisco, California.

Safaricom has started trials for a PIN-based, NFC-based ‘Tap-and-Go’ card, which will allow for seamless integration with an existing M-PESA account.

Over 9,000 young people from Thika and its environs yesterday turned up for the BLAZE mentorship symposium held at the Thika Technical Training Institute in Thika Town.

United Nations has urged corporates to use their business chain to push for the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals to accelerate their attainment.

Commercial Bank of Africa has revamped its Property Finance Proposition, in an effort to encourage more Kenyans to own homes and make other affordable real estate investments.