Technology Company Telkom, and Buy-Now-Pay-Later company Lipa Later, have partnered to offer Kenyans a product financing solution that will make it easier to purchase smart mobile devices. With this partnership, both companies are looking to make these devices more accessible
MoreThe Council of Governors’ chairman Martin Wambora says Eldoret town is ripe for conferment of city status. Eldoret has been pushing for the city status for a while now, and the process is at its final stages. Speaking to the
MoreThe County Government of Uasin Gishu continues with a program of installation of CCTV cameras in Eldoret town to enhance surveillance of people, boost investor confidence, prevent crime, and a push to make Eldoret a City. This is one of
MoreThe national government is mulling coming up with a policy that might see all fabrics for primary and secondary school uniforms across the country supplied by the Rift Valley Textile Company (RIVATEX). Government spokesperson Col. Rtd. Cyrus Oguna says this
MoreA section of members of the Moi University Savings and Credit Society (Musco) on Friday, June 17, 2022, staged a demonstration in Eldoret town streets demanding the reinstatement of their Sacco license. The aggrieved members carrying placards and banners marched
MoreA section of Uasin Gishu residents in Eldoret town has come out to protest against the newly announced fuel prices by Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA). EPRA in its monthly review on Tuesday, June 14, 2022, announced an increase
MoreBybit, one of the fastest-growing crypto exchanges in the world has launched its first-ever Bear Market Guide, an educative resource to help investors navigate through the volatile times that cryptocurrencies and equity markets are facing, overcoming the turbulence by researching
MoreA United Kingdom Government-funded project dubbed Sustainable Urban Economic Development (SUED) has identified three key bankable projects within Uasin Gishu County. The three projects, SUED notes, can be considered as investor attractive for support and economic stimulus in the County.
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