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TDK Philippines Corp., a manufacturing firm for electronic components, had shifted its electricity service usage to renewable energy (RE) and will tap Energy Development Corp. (EDC) of Lopez-led First Gen Corp. for its supply. The TDK Group said it had taken this move for its entire manufacturing f

The Sh7.29 billion project is located in Tana River and Kilifi counties

NAIROBI, Kenya May 4-The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has developed draft Public Offers Listing and Disclosures Regulations in a bid to increase Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

Procedures to make Majend Makcs a consolidated subsidiary of Toppan are scheduled to be completed in May 2022. Toppan set out a key concept of ‘Digital & Sustainable Transformation’ in the Medium Term Plan (April 2021 to March 2023) published in May 2021. Priority measures identified include meeting sustainability-related demand and accelerating establishment of a network

Sector that is critical to country’s food security received lower Budget allocation compared to last year. More than three million Kenyans are facing hunger due to the prevailing drought.

NAKURU, Kenya, April 1 - Kenya’s installed power generation capacity rose from 2,265 Megawatts in 2017 to the current 2,984 Megawatts as of June 2021 an Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

Kenya's installed power generation capacity rose from 2,265 Megawatts in 2017 to the current 2,984 Megawatts as of June 2021 an increase of 31.7 percent. Principal Secretary for the Ministry of Energy Major General (Retired) Gordon Kihalangwa said the development was supported by geothermal and wind power expansion programs undertaken by Kenya Electricity Generating Company

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Past drought mitigation efforts have been largely reactionary and have done little to influence preparedness for future droughts.

The 2017-2019 MTEF indicate that the Medium Term Plan for the Nigerian economy is being steered in the wrong direction.