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are you old enough yet to buy a mercedes?

When it comes to buying a car, Kenyans are conscious about the brands they buy and what it says about them. The class of the buyer, their age, and status in society, all affect their car choices, according to a recent consumer survey of 10,000 Kenyans.

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toyota steers kenya’s top car, the corolla, in for mending

Every country has its ‘everyman’ car, the model that sits three in a row in a traffic jam, that is bought by every middle-income family, and that becomes the symbol of a decade, scratched forever on memories as an icon of the time...

dealing with disaster, from nyayo house

When floods strike, buildings fall, and fires break out, Kenyans and visitors alike have need for help, fast. The nation’s disaster centre, based at nyayo house, is the nerve centre from which helicopters are organized, engineers ...

at last... the who-is-who of kenyan musicians and songs

Capitalising on the rapid growth in the Kenyan music industry in recent years, Kenyanlyrics.com, a new lyrics and bio website for local musicians, has burst into the rankings in recent weeks as one of Kenya’s top websites, publish...

it’s crazy, but is it golf?

Often a game associated with class, golf is now gaining popularity among youngsters at Village Markets’ crazy golf, who are taking to the game as regulars, even as the number of adults playing the mini-golf falls. Read more...

sofapaka fc lifts kenyan premier league

Widely regarded as a model of football professionalism in Kenya, SofaPaka Football Club is setting up a fan club. Team manager Jimmy Carter Ambajo said the management is working on making the team’s jerseys available to fans by me...

design school opens web careers for slum youngsters

NairoBits School of Design is creating a community of hundreds of young web developers in the slum areas of Nairobi with an extraordinary training programme that last month hosted a group of youngsters from Netherlands for a three...

south africa postpones launch of digital tv on court challenge

South Africa will no longer be rolling out digital TV two months ahead of Kenya, following a court challenge to the new digital regulations in South Africa, which has seen the South African roll-out postponed to 2013.

ratio-magazine.com – tracking east africa’s economies

Information, it is said, is power. Nowhere is this more appreciated than in the business world, where the right strategy depends on accurate and timely information. Into this need, new online magazine www.ratio-magazine.com has ga...

kenya’s roll of honor

Kenya since her independence in 1963 has yielded a remarkable crop of heroes whose achievements have drawn international attention. The valiant exploits of these Kenyans in their respective fields have made Kenyans here and abroad...

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