$5m for Africa’s leaders a good idea?
UK-based Sudanese businessman Mo Ibrahim has offered an annual $5m prize to African leaders who deliver security, health, education and economic development to their...
The sage of Omaha
If you want to mingle with the world’s most successful crowd of investors, forget about visiting Bay Street or Wall Street. Instead, count on...
Better Management not Money will Alleviate Poverty
The cabinet recently approved a National Social Health Insurance Scheme that will pool workers’ resources to provide better health care.
Under the proposed scheme employees...
The Budget Ignored Productivity
In his commentary in today’s New Vision Dr Patrick Asea hit it on the head — as he should, when explaining what was left...
KENGEN Takes it Away
It’s nearly a week since power generator KENGEN started trading on the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE).
The initial public offer price was Ksh11.90 it closed...
KENGEN starts trading
In April the Kenyan government offered 30 percent of electricity generating company KENGEN to the public in the biggest Initial Public Offer (IPO) on...
Uganda Bourse Awash With Bargains, Starved For Liquidity
Stocks on the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) are going at bargain prices but there are few takers as illiquidity and a lack of awareness...
