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Firms told ISO standards key for global trade

Kenya is increasingly adopting International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) management systems to enhance business credibility, expand export markets, and build resilient institutions. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs), led by Chief Executive Esther Ngari, emphasizes that these standards are crucial for gaining trust in markets through consistent quality, safety, and reliability.

Why Kenya's young talents are not left behind in money minting spree

The prestigious Magical Kenya Open (MKO) golf tournament, presented by Absa Bank Kenya, is projected to inject over USD 5 million (Sh643 Million) into Kenya's economy this season.

US 10pc global tariff hurt Kenyan firms, CBK survey

A survey by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) reveals that Kenyan firms were negatively impacted by US trade policies, specifically a 10 percent global tariff introduced last year.

Local firms told ISO standards key for access to global trade

Kenya is actively promoting the adoption of International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) management systems among local businesses to boost credibility, expand export markets, and foster resilient institutions. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) underscores that adherence to these standards is crucial for building trust and ensuring consistent quality in local and international trade.

Kenya Kwanza share deal exposed in filing

A recent court filing has exposed details about the power-sharing agreement within Kenya Kwanza, shedding light on the conflict between former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and President William Ruto that led to Gachagua's removal from office.