Elijah Ntongai
News Editor at Tuko
MCK accredited Journalist. Business editor @Tuko_co_ke. https://t.co/rzhtS4HX79
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tuko.co.ke | Elijah Ntongai
KeNHA explained that the 233-kilometre project will be implemented under a public-private partnership model known as DBFOMT The project includes the upgrade and expansion of the Rironi-Nakuru-Mau Summit section and the rehabilitation of the Rironi–Mai Mahiu–Naivasha road KeNHA explained that tolling will begin after construction is completed and will be guided by the yet-to-be-approved National Tolling Policy Elijah Ntongai, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, has over four years of financial,...
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tuko.co.ke | Elijah Ntongai
NAIROBI, Kenya — As Africa accelerates its digital transformation, a major regional summit is set to spotlight how artificial intelligence can power inclusion for millions of persons with disabilities across the continent. Don't miss out! Join Tuko.co.ke Sports News channel on WhatsApp now!The sixth edition of the Inclusive Africa Conference, hosted by nonprofit accessibility champion inABLE, will be held from June 3 to 5, 2025, at the JW Marriott Hotel in Nairobi.
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tuko.co.ke | Elijah Ntongai
Kenyan banks have made significant inroads into the Tanzanian financial sector, establishing a strong regional presence through subsidiaries offering retail, SME, and corporate banking services. The move underscores the growing East African integration and the aggressive expansion strategies of Kenyan financial institutions in search of regional growth opportunities. Here is a look at Kenyan-owned banks with active commercial operations in Tanzania as of 2025. 1.
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tuko.co.ke | Elijah Ntongai
The World Bank has recommended a two-year freeze on new hiring in Kenya’s public service. Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;)In its latest Public Finance Review, the World Bank urged the government to redeploy current staff and conduct a nationwide skills audit to curb rising wage expenditures and improve service delivery.
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tuko.co.ke | Elijah Ntongai
The World Bank has raised red flags over Kenya’s ballooning public sector wage bill, pointing squarely at the government’s current allowances system as a key driver of the unsustainable expenditure. In its latest Public Finance Review for Kenya, the World Bank highlighted that the country’s wage bill is being significantly inflated by excessive travel allowances and lack of standardisation in compensation structures across the public service.
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