Kenya :
What’s the Point of Being a Shareholder? Nairobi — Back in the days when investment was worthwhile, people with little money to spare used to buy shares as a way of saving for old age.
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A dancing week. Kiraitu now perfecting the art. Parties just like Buses Kenyan style according to Kiraitu — to take you there. Kujienjoy and Baba jimmy at Kayole
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-02-26 04:24 UPDATE 1-Kenya Power H1 pretax profit up 31 pct
NAIROBI, Feb 26 (Reuters) – Kenya Power & Lighting said on Friday its pretax profit rose 31 percent to 2.86 billion shillings ($37 million) in the six months to end-December. “The company recorded a pretax profit of 2,863 million shillings during the period under review … an increase of 31 percent,” KPLC said in a statement published in a newspaper. KPLC, Kenya’s sole power distributor, said …
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