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Homeownership in Kenya has been a farce for most people due to highly varying interest rates and houses priced beyond the reach of most in the formal and informal sectors.
Police said that Peter Kabugi, 66, was last seen at Terminal 5. He was wearing glasses,a navy blue jacket, black t-shirt with white print, and black pants, with green and black luggage.
SMEs turn to social media tools to penetrate difficult market MONEY & MARKET According to the report, Kenya ranked highest in Sub-Saharan Africa in digital skills. [Courtesy] Amid the restrictions introduced to stop the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have gone digital in a bid to boost their market share and grow sales. Recent studies on Kenya’s SME sector indicate that the majority of the country’s business owners are increasingly relying on digital marketing to reach new clients and navigate a difficult operating environment. A new report by ...