In Kenya, the potential spread of the disease is likely to affect the well being of citizens, and an increase in the number of poor and vulnerable households is imminent.  This calls for a swift and coordinated policy approach by the Government in responding to the crisis to cushion Kenyans from the adverse effects of the pandemic. For the Government to respond appropriately, quality data on the effects of the pandemic is urgently needed.

Shareholders approved a final Ksh.2.50 dividend per ordinary share as recommended by the board at the lender’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Thursday.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions on public gatherings, KCB hosted a virtual AGM where shareholders got the opportunity to seek clarifications and ask questions regarding the company’s financial performance.

The University of Nairobi and the China- Africa Institute, China, have entered into discussions on possible areas of collaboration.

This was the agenda when the team from China based institute led by Associate Researcher, Dr. Wu Chuanhua paid a courtesy call on the Vice-Chancellor on October 22, 2019.

Prof. Isaac Mbeche, ag. Vice-Chancellor, welcomed the move saying that collaborations of mutual benefit to both parties are a priority for the University.