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Solid Minerals Will Promote Climate Change, Says Aalake
Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Oladele Alake has reaffirmed that the decision of the Federal government to The post Solid Minerals Will Promote Climate Change, Says Aalake first appeared on Aljazirahnews Nigeria - Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspaper, Breaking News and more.
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Firm eyes untapped Nyanza electric transport market
Before the rollout of the project, they also engaged the fishing community by asking them how renewable energy could transform their lives and others in the value chain.
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Cabinet writes off Sh117b sugar millers debt
Treasury is working on waiving tax penalties and interest within 30 days. Cabinet endorses LPG growth policy and re-development of hydropower plant in Migori.
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Will a consumption-based tax finally net informal economy?
It marks yet another one of the futile attempts to net the informal economy who for long have always outwitted the taxman.
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Functioning 'Orgware' a panacea for Kenya economic transformation
The government needs to implement policies that drive economic growth through fiscal and monetary policy, address factors that hold back growth, and reduce inefficiencies
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Privatisation law strips Parliament of oversight role in sale of state corporations
The new law strips Parliament of its oversight role in the privatisation and nationalisation of State corporations and grants sweeping powers to the Cabinet Secretary.
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KRA boss reshuffles customs managers to boost operations
The new Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner General Humphrey Wattanga has reshuffled customs chief managers.
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Redefining governance: Africa's surge in RegTech and GovTech innovation
Through the dynamism of regulatory technology and government technology, countries across the continent are not only embracing the future but actively shaping it.
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Lillian Ngala, renowned HR professional launches career networking platform
Through the platform, Ms Ngala says that professionals can register either as a mentor or mentee, then be paired with partners they will work with and grow professionally together.
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Ruto: Government will lease and not privatise sugar factories
Ruto said the leasing plan aims to ensure efficient operations and prudent management of the factories to safeguard the interests of farmers.
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Huge pending bills crippling businesses, hurting tax cash
Political interference has also been cited as a key issue as new governments are not ready to take up the obligations of the previous administrations.
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Broke tycoons: When tenders send people to an early grave
According to the report, only 19.7 per cent of Kenyan companies process invoices within 24 hours, with 57 per cent of them taking up to a week to prepare them for payment.
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Safaricom fires 33 employees for breach of policy, M-Pesa fraud
A majority of the cases probed (17) were related to breach of policy and procedure while another 14 were related to SIM-swap cases.
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Drink to that! EABL boss, CFO toast to staggering Sh186.9m pay
EABL has revealed its CEO Jane Karuku and Group CFO Risper Ohaga took home annual gross compensation of Sh186.9 million for the year ended June this year.
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Multinationals angle for a piece of the pie at port amid objections
The renewed plan to concession services at the two ports has, predictably, been engulfed in a storm despite President William Ruto's attempt to explain its economic implications.
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Letter from Ghana and the making of its nationhood
Accra did not surprise me after five years. The friendliness of the country and the feeling you are welcome could bring in more tourists than the Big Five.
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Ambassadors tour SGR, ride to Mombasa
Chinese ambassador to Kenya Zhou Pingjian said the event marked the strides that the partnership between the two nations has achieved.
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Watchdogs give rice consignment at port clean bill of health
Committee Chairman James Gakuya said the consignment of Pearl Rice in question had met all health and quality benchmarks after being subjected to requisite tests.
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Sarova takes over Nanyuki-based Maiyan Resort in latest deal
Kenya's largest indigenous hospitality group announced it will take over Maiyan Luxury Resort effective November 1, and rebrand it into Sarova Maiyan Nanyuki.
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Stanchart bid to block Sh30b pension payout to ex-staff flops
The High Court has upheld the decision of the Retirement Benefits Tribunal for the lender to make settlement to 629 pensioners. The bank has also been ordered to foot the cost of the suit.
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Big boost as Z Boskovic Air Charters bags IATA certification
Local charter airline Z Boskovic Air Charters is looking to expand its operations after gaining a new international certification standard.
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Blow to Equity in Transcentury contest
The High Court in Nairobi on Friday dealt Equity Bank a major blow after dismissing its application to reinstate Transcentury under receivership in a Sh6 billion dispute.
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Ruto set for historic China visit with Sh150bn begging bowl
President William Ruto and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping are expected to meet soon, the Government has confirmed.
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Hard questions in Telkom Kenya sale
Prof Ndung'u said ICA will inject capital to fund Telkom Kenya's infrastructure and settle some of its outstanding liabilities estimated at over Sh140 billion.
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Questions arise on government decision to sell Telkom Kenya stake to Emirates firm
Prof Ndung'u said ICA will inject capital to fund Telkom Kenya's infrastructure and settle some of its outstanding liabilities estimated at over Sh140 billion.
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Pension fund boss pushes for 'Pay-As-You-Spend' tax
CPF Financial Services has proposed a change in the tax regime, citing shortfalls in the government's current revenue collection structure.
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Safaricom spends Sh64.8b on local suppliers as women gain
Telco says its spend on women-owned businesses increased to 5.8 per cent last financial year. Sustainability report notes that company boosted country's economy by Sh909 billion.
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Former Family Bank CCO seeks Sh717m for job loss and false report
He accuses Family Bank of ruining his high flying career through a damning report. He says the lender got him from Britam where he was doing well and could have worked up to 65.
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Cotu rejects proposed Bill on foreign currency
Central Organisation of Trade Unions-Kenya (Cotu-K) termed the Forex Hoarding Bill, 2023 retrogressive, repressive and archaic.
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Vibrant agriculture sector key to economic growth
The Cabinet's approval to write-off Sh117 billion owed by State-owned sugar companies is a major boost to farmers who have suffered losses due to mismanagement of the sub-sector.
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Road safety initiative aims to educate drivers, reduce accidents
A new initiative that aims to reduce road accidents and promote responsible road behaviour in the country has been launched.
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Mvurya revokes 3,000 illegal mining licences as ban is lifted
The Ministry has also profiled illegal miners and mineral dealers with a view of closing all their operations.
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eCitizen revenue surges by 300pc in three months
The eCitizen platform has recorded a remarkable revenue growth of over 300 per cent in the last three months, according to Immigration PS Julius Bitok.
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Motoring: How to ready your car for El Nino and stay safe
Avoid driving through large puddles or areas of standing water, as they can cause your vehicle to hydroplane.
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U.S dollar retreats amid weak private payrolls
The U.S dollar lost in late trading on Wednesday, after weaker-than-expected U.S private payrolls based on the Automated Data Processing Inc. (ADP) National Employment Report.
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Pesticides are safe farmers told
Muchiri said banning pesticide products would deny millions of Kenyans their right to food.
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