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Understanding REITs
Why invest in REITs?
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Safaricon? An Amateur Investor's Perspective
A few years ago I was looking through the Daily Nation and saw the full spread Kenya Airways advertisement about their Initial Public Offering (I
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Ripe for investment
Even as the world scrambles to invest in the emerging economies and what was once the third world, there is still a lingering feeling in most circles
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Equitable Banking
In the last year, Equity Bank has grown from a small, hardly heard of establishment to a large bank that is in many ways leading the market and caus
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In search of probity on the NSE
While it was previously possible for Kenyans to become millionaires overnight through corrupt government related deals, a new breed of billionaire e
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IPO of my eye
The long awaited Safaricom offer-for-sale, IPO by us, is finally here, and many, most Kenyans are very excited for it. Ready to take a bite? What thou
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Is KACC past its sell-by date?
Parliament voted this week to deny the KACC's quest for extra powers, limiting its authority to take on corruption cases that precede the 2003 A
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Finance Minister courts investors abroad
A lavish forum titled "Business and Investment in Kenya" was held on March 22 in Washington DC.
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Stanbic Bank weds CFC Bank at the NSE
CFC Group's CFC Bank is currently trading on the Nairobi Stock Exchange at Kes: 131.00 ,on the strength of favourable merger talks with Stanbi
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Taking stock: look out for...
In the first of a regular continuous look at the Nairobi Exchange, we review a few counters we think will see increased activity in the next week.
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