Busitema University to Re-Open
Busitema University that was closed a week ago following a strike by students over functional fees will re-open on Monday. Speaking to Daily Monitor, the institution’s Public Relations Officer, Ms ...
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Kenyan Small Traders Key to Vision 2030 Goals
Your local fruit seller, khanga wholesaler or weaver will build the foundation for achieving Vision 2030, Kenya’s economic development plan. At Thursday’s opening of the Nairobi International Trade Fair, the ...
Tea Sector Earnings to Touch a Five-Year Record
Tea earned the country Sh65 billion in the first eight months of the year, compared to Sh43 billion it earned during the same period last year. This sets the sector ...
Safety of MOI Airport Comes Under Scrutiny
A parliamentary committee has questioned the safety of Moi International Airport in Mombasa after private developers allegedly encroached on its buffer zone and built houses close to the fence and ...
Rwandan Govt Donates Bicycles to Mediators
The Ministry of Justice, on Tuesday, donated over 200 bicycles to chairpersons of mediation committees commonly known as Abunzi in the districts of Kirehe and Rwamagana. Jeanne Horanimana, the officer ...
Protesters Hold Traffic for Hours On Major Highway
Hundreds of passengers were stranded on the Mombasa-Nairobi highway for several hours as mobs barricaded the road in protest against the increasing cases of accidents. The mob blocked the road ...
Anti-Illicit Trade Conference to Discuss Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
The Regional Conference on illicit trade will discuss the draft of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) that aims at enhancing international co-operation in the fight against the vice. The conference ...
Service Exports Drop By Three Percent
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) estimates that the volume of service trade has had a major impact on merchandise trade rising by 13.5% in 2010. “We are seeing light at ...
Tanzanian Investors Rush for Short-Term Bonds
Investors in government securities are scrambling for two and five-year treasury bonds due to their higher yields, industry sources said on Wednesday. The sources say debt investors shun the long ...
EAC Prods to Resume Vehicles Manufacture
Kenya could resume manufacturing vehicles if a plan by the East African Community succeeds. Numerical Machining Complex (NMC), a State company that made the Nyayo Pioneer Car before it collapsed, ...
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