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 Job hunting in Kenya is no easy thing, especially when your next month’s rent and livelihood cling to the hope of securing that elusive opportunity you have applied for. After a successful interview, one question often sends shivers down the spine of many candidates: And that big question is, “What are your salary expectations?” For
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 A Delta Airlines plane on Monday crashed ans flipped upside down upon landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The plane had 80 people on board. All were evacuated. Three people suffered serious injuries during the incident. According to a report by the CBC, Toronto Pearson International Airport had earlier in the day announced that it
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 So, you have been thinking about popping the question. Not the “Will you marry me?” or the “Do you love me?” type, but that one question that most employers feel uncomfortable answering. The question of “Can I get a salary review?” is dreaded by most employers, and employees often shy away from it due to
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 Black Tax! By now, you may have heard this term. Investec defines black tax as financial support that someone is obliged to provide to their family on a consistent and continuous basis outside of their daily expenses. Many consider it as a payback for sacrifices previous generations made to secure a future for someone. It
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 For newcomers or people looking to start a new life in Nairobi, finding a place to settle can be daunting, especially if you have a family.  According to a 2024 report by the Old Mutual Financial Services Monitor, 49% of Kenyans earn an average monthly salary of sh 12,001 – 20,000, while 37% earn between
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 The Kenya Revenue Authority is in a financial mess, the Auditor General Nancy Gathungu has revealed. According to a report from the Auditor General, KRA which is tasked with revenue collection has liabilities that outweigh its assets by close to Sh10 billion. The report shows that the KRA’s liabilities stand at Sh13.4 billion against current
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 Nairobi Securities Exchange billionaire trader Baloobhai Patel has acquired Sh145.2 million additional Co-op Bank shares. This investment is equivalent to 8.8 million shares and has seen the billionaire’s stake in Co-op Bank rise by 1.7 percent. According to the latest disclosures, Patel’s stake in the bank increased by 0.25 percent from 1.55 percent in September
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 Lang’ata Cemetery is the most popular in Nairobi despite the city being home to nine public cemeteries. The nine cemeteries in Nairobi are Langata, Forest Road, Pangani, Mutuini, Uthiru, Southlands, Kariokor Christian, Ruai, and Land next to NPS. According to Chief Officer for Public Health Tom Nyakaba, most people prefer burying their loved ones at
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 Tony O. Elumelu, the Group Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) and the founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) has secured a $6 million partnership with the UAE Office of Development Affairs and the Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation. The initiative will provide 1,000 young African entrepreneurs with much-needed funding, mentorship, and
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 The Ronald Ngala PO Building could soon have a new owner after its current proprietor, the Postal Corporation of Kenya Pension Scheme, put it up for sale. Located on Ronald Ngala Street, one of the busiest streets in Nairobi’s Central Business District, the building hosts numerous businesses, including colleges and real estate offices, and is
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