Geoffrey Njang’ombe: Calm giant who has never pocketed a bribe

By Robert Nyagah  Mr Geoffrey Njang’ombe, former Commissioner of Cooperatives, has a unique demeanour; polite, cool and collected. Yet behind the tranquility of mien is a tough uncompromising personality, but not in the usual sense of intense outlook commanded by senior corporate gentlemen and ladies. His amiability goes beyond common etiquette, transcending even the wiles…

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Land, housing the new craze for Sacco borrowers

By David kipkorir                                     The highest proportion of loans advanced by Saccos in 2021 went toward the land and housing sectors of the economy, which accounted for 26.98 per cent of the total credit facilities advanced, a Supervision Annual Report 2021 by Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (Saccos) shows. The report also depicts the education sector…

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How to deliver influential speeches

By Victor Ochieng’ In a book titled Talk like TED, Carmine Gallo identifies three components of an inspiring presentation:emotionality, novelty and memorability. Emotionality means that the speech touches the heart, not just the mind. Noveltyimplies that the talk teaches something new. Memorability means that the speaker presents the content in a way that the audience…

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Relief for farmers as Govt starts distribution of subsidized fertilizer

By Mutuvi Janet Farmers in the country are expected to receive subsidized fertilizer after the new government delivered them to the National Cereal and Produce Board (NCPB) for distribution. “Over Ksh. 3.55 billion has been set aside to subsidize 1.4 million 50kg bags. The cost of a 50kg bag of Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) – the world’s  most used phosphorus fertilizer – which…

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