Eastleigh Business District Association Stories
Business owners are hopeful that the improved conditions will create a better trading environment, free from congestion and sanitation issues.
Many business operators have resorted to hiring private waste management services due to inconsistent garbage collection, further straining their oper...
Bolt reaffirmed its commitment to educating drivers through in-app notifications, direct communication, and training sessions to ensure they understan...
Wetang’ula dismissed the withdrawal, stating that it was time-barred since the matter had already been put before the House and any withdrawal would r...
The challenges faced by small businesses in the country are rooted in more immediate concerns that may not be so easily addressed by the overarching g...
Despite the marginal decline in growth of the business activities, the index report maintained that general business conditions improved further.
The data reflects a challenging business environment in a year marked by higher taxes and rising lending rates.
BRS, one of the government’s most data-rich organisations, holds sensitive details on registered companies, their owners, directors, and beneficial ow...
EBDA believes that its performance in 2024 exceeded expectations, and the association is optimistic about achieving even greater success in 2025.
Latest CEOs and Market Perception surveys reveal a majority of private business heads are optimistic that the first three months of this year will rec...
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja advocated the need for more streamlined business registration procedures that would save time and reduce the cost of s...
Mudavadi said the parties will in the next three months agree on a matrix highlighting an action plan.
The new provisions aim to curb exploitative practices in the microfinance sector, offering enhanced safeguards for borrowers and guarantors.
The regional business hub saw developments in banking, retail, hospitality, and real estate.
In the subsequent demonstrations, Eastleigh’s business community continued to focus on recovery, hoping for stability in the months ahead.
The Institute of Economic Affairs growth will remain moderate and uneven in the coming year unless significant structural reforms are implemented.
Eastleigh Business Community Chairman Ahmed Abdullahi Yare led the delegation of 27 Kenyan businesspeople to the launch.
The debate surrounding the proposed core capital increase and the role of banks in supporting MSMEs continues to draw scrutiny from both lawmakers and...
Security officials assured the community that they would take firm action against any criminal activities and ensure the safety of all residents and b...
