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Organisations must prioritise IFRS 18 readiness to keep disruptions at bay

Nairobi, June 21 -- IFRS 18, Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements, is the new IFRS accounting standard effective from January 1, 2027. The new standard was developed in response to inve... Read More


When women speak for Mother Nature

Nairobi, June 21 -- Restoring the world's rangelands is no longer a distant environmental ambition. It is an urgent economic, ecological and social necessity. In Kilifi County, as Kenya hosted the gl... Read More


Health firm fights shutdown of its AI-powered services

Nairobi, June 21 -- An Egyptian health technology company has moved to challenge a court order to halt its radiology services in Kenya following concerns over the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) a... Read More


Safaricom-backed firm assembles 700,000 devices in a year

Nairobi, June 21 -- Safaricom-backed East Africa Device Assembly Kenya (EADAK) produced 700,000 devices, including smartphones,in the year ended March 2026 amid the telco's efforts to increase interne... Read More


KenGen, KPA cut State-guaranteed loans by Sh12bn

Nairobi, June 21 -- The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) and Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) have paid a combined Sh11.76 billion of their State-guaranteed loans even as Kenya Airways (KQ) st... Read More


Court upholds KeNHA rule on engineering technologists

Nairobi, June 21 -- A court has upheld Kenya National Highways Authority's (KeNHA) requirement that applicants for road engineer jobs be registered with the Engineers Board of Kenya, dealing a setback... Read More


Corporate tax growth at 5-year low as Treasury plan falters

Nairobi, June 21 -- Growth in corporate tax receipts has slowed to the weakest level in five years, exposing the government's struggle to squeeze more revenue from businesses and triggering Treasury's... Read More


Kenya to mainstream HIV supplies purchases in shift

Nairobi, June 21 -- Kenya plans to include antiretrovirals (ARVs), HIV test kits and prevention supplies in the government's mainstream procurement system, marking a major policy shift intended to red... Read More


The lies CEOs no longer believe about fatherhood

Nairobi, June 21 -- Getting the job done. Spotting the right talent. Spurring the shareholders. There are things that one knows in leadership-who knows how?-like a shadow passing through your cells. F... Read More


Prof Wyne Mutuma: 'Success means nothing if you fail as a parent'

Nairobi, June 21 -- The things Prof Wyne Mutuma could do with time. He is an arbitrator, an architect, a professor of law, a lawyer and a father. The chairman of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators... Read More