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Why energy bills are high despite growth in green generation

Why energy bills are high despite growth in green generation
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Nairobi climbs 13 places on cheapest cities for expats list

Nairobi climbs 13 places on cheapest cities for expats list
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The Middle East Slavery: It s Time to Quit the Urge for Saudi Arabian Jobs!

The ill-treatment and abuse of Kenyan workers in the Gulf are not new. Reports of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia

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Is your money too little to do much?

Is your money too little to do much?
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Weak shilling hands expatriates 9pc pay rise

Expatriates and multinational firms’ workers who are paid in dollars are the biggest winners from the weakening of the shilling.

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