Victor Adar
Lead Writer at Nairobi Business Monthly
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1 week ago |
nairobilawmonthly.com | Victor Adar
The Cabinet meeting that was chaired by President William Ruto on Tuesday, April 29, at StateHouse Nairobi approved the Finance Bill of 2025, amid pressure to close tax loopholes andenhance government efficiency. This means the Bill will now be tabled in Parliament as part of budget realignments targeting asharper fiscal deficit of 4.5 per cent of GDP for the 2025/26 financial year, down from 5.1 percent the year before. “The Bill seeks to minimise tax-raising measures.
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2 weeks ago |
nairobilawmonthly.com | Victor Adar
With the world still mourning the passing of Pope Francis, preparations are now underway for the election of his successor. The beloved pontiff, who led the Catholic Church from 2013 until his death on Easter Monday, April 21, will be laid to rest this Saturday in a funeral expected to draw millions in-person and online. Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope and a fierce advocate for the poor and marginalized, leaves behind a 12-year legacy marked by humility, reform, and global outreach.
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3 weeks ago |
nairobibusinessmonthly.com | Victor Adar
As efforts to re-energize East Africa’s blue economy get underway, ocean protection and conservation remain a key factor. The region takes pride in its rich marine biodiversity, which positively impacts various economic activities, including fishing and tourism in the region.
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4 weeks ago |
nairobibusinessmonthly.com | Victor Adar
Morocco is on the verge of innovation, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital awakening. The country has played a pivotal role in shaping Africa’s digital landscape as it continues to develop as a tech-driven hub – it has become a regional reference for the continent’s recognition as global force in technology.
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1 month ago |
nairobilawmonthly.com | Victor Adar
Silas Ochieng’ Apollo, a reporter with The Nairobi Law Monthly (TNLM) who was struck by a speeding motorbike in Thindigua on Kiambu Road five days ago, died from a severe head injury caused by blunt force trauma, a postmortem report has revealed. A government pathologist who requested anonymity confirmed that he also suffered two broken ribs, and bruises on the fingers, hands, chest and legs. “The body shows no internal bleeding,” the pathologist noted.
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