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The woman lashed out at the security guards daring them to attack her. However, Waiguru's bodyguards intervened and managed to restrain the angry resident. 

The raw materials include rice, macadamia and coffee husks.

It is highly unlikely that the child born three years after the death of your husband can be legally viewed as his dependent.

Faulu has reiterated its plan to offer trade finance solutions to larger SMEs in construction, trade, agribusiness and import businesses.

Bashir Mohamed: Autopsy Shows Somali-American Businessman was Tortured, Strangled An autopsy on the body of Somali-American businessman Mohamud Bashir Mohamed has revealed he was strangled to death. Government pathologist Johannes Oduor led the postportem in the presence of two other independent pathologists, family lawyer Charles Madowo, DCI detectives, and a family representative. The post-mortem took slightly over an hour at Umash Funeral Home on Monday, May 24. The family lawyer Mr Madowo s...

MPs approve tax-free deal for Japanese firms, expats Thursday May 20 2021 By EDWIN MUTAI Summary Parliament has exempted Japanese companies, consultants and employees undertaking local projects funded through grants from Tokyo from paying tax. The exemption is in respect of income accruing in or derived from Kenya in the projects under the financing agreements signed between Nairobi and Tokyo. Parliament has exempted Japanese companies, consultants and employees undertaking local projects funde...

Overlooked handcarts essential to Nairobi business May 15th 2021 at 12:00:00 GMT +0300 The mkokoteni is a key pillar of the informal business not only in the heart of Nairobi but also other major Kenyan urban centres and towns as well. The handcarts are easily available and a cheap means for traders to ferry heavy goods from one place to another. The carts are hauled by young men desperate to put food on the table. At any given moment in time, thousands of handcarts will hit the road, ladden w...

THE STANDARD CENTRAL [ A bar attendant has been fined Sh30,000 for stealing from her employer. On Thursday, Pamela Wanja, convicted on her own plea of guilt, will serve five months in prison if she fails to pay the fine. She was accused of stealing Sh16,100 from her employer Judith Ndegi on May 3, 2021, at Kiamanyeki market in Mwea East. Principal Magistrate Miriam Mugure observed that the accused took the cash after closing the bar before she was arrested from her hideout. She said Ms ...

THE STANDARD EASTERN A displaced woman ponders her next move at Ndunguni Primary School in Mbeere South, Embu County. [Muriithi Mugo, Standard] For more than five decades, a group of elders have known Ndunguni village in Makima, Mbeere South in Embu County as their only home. Never did they anticipate that one day they would be homeless. But a week ago, the elders together with hundreds of residents found themselves at Ndunguni Primary School as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) after their ...

MOL to Establish “KiliMOL” a Cross-Border e-Commerce Service to deliver Used Agriculture Machinery to Africa Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced the launch of a cross-border e-commerce website (Note 1), a business to export used agricultural machinery to Africa through a business partnership with Karasawa Agricultural Machinery Service (President: Takeyuki Karasawa; Headquarters: Tomi City, Nagano Prefecture). In addition, MOL will establish “KiliMOL” (Representative: Mikio Oyama; Headq...