Financial markets can look chaotic at first glance. Prices move by the second, news can shift sentiment quickly, and traders may interpret the same market in different ways. To make sense of that activity, many traders use technical analysis tools that organize historical price and trading data into patterns they can study.
Category: Economy&Finance
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Thika Superhighway deterioration triggers Sh1.65bn repair bill
The government has allocated Sh1.65 billion for the maintenance of the deteriorating Thika Superhighway, highlighting the growing cost of maintaining the Sh27 billion infrastructure project that was once hailed as a masterpiece.
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure told Parliament that the maintenance allocation for the financial year 2025/26 was Sh1,400,632,612.41, while Sh1,649,541,319 has been allocated for the current financial year.
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Pirates free Mombasa bound fertiliser cargo ship after Sh219.3 million ransom
Kenyan farmers and the fertiliser supply chain could get a reprieve after Somali pirates released a cargo vessel carrying fertiliser bound for Mombasa, ending a four month ordeal that has highlighted rising piracy risks along the Horn of Africa shipping route.
Turkish-managed general cargo vessel Saint Kitts and Nevis-flagged MV Sward was released off Garacad on the Puntland coast after being held by pirates since April 26.
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How Flexible Furniture Adapts to Changing Household Needs
Modern homes often serve many purposes throughout the day. A living room may become a guest room or a study area within hours. Flexible furniture helps households adapt to these changing needs without sacrificing comfort or style. Smart design choices allow every room to support different activities while making daily routines easier.
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Djibril Tobe Biography: Airtel Kenya’s New MD, Career & Net Worth Facts
Djibril Tobe is a Senegalese telecommunications executive who became Managing Director of Airtel Kenya on July 1, 2026, taking over from Ashish Malhotra. He has close to 30 years of professional experience, starting in Senegal before moving into roles across six African countries.He speaks three languages, and Kenya marks only his second Anglophone posting after a career spent mostly in Francophone markets.
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Improving Business Relationships Through Strict Standards
Business relationships thrive when organizations consistently uphold high standards. Clients, partners, and vendors notice the difference between businesses that follow clear processes and those that rely on shortcuts.Strong standards improve business relationships by creating predictable results and encouraging long-term collaboration. Companies that value accountability often build stronger reputations and attract higher-quality opportunities.
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Isaiah Yunke Biography—Who Is Charlene Ruto’s Husband
Isaiah Yunke, also widely referred to in Tanzanian and Kenyan media as Isaya Yunge, is a Tanzanian technology entrepreneur, social innovator, and youth-leadership advocate who became a household name across East Africa in August 2026, when he married Charlene Ruto, daughter of Kenyan President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto.
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How to Reverse Money Sent to the Wrong M-Pesa Paybill or Till Number in Kenya
Thousands of Kenyans use M-Pesa every day to pay school fees, utility bills, shopping expenses, and other services through Paybill and Buy Goods Till numbers. While M-Pesa remains one of the safest and most reliable mobile money platforms in Kenya, a simple typing error can send your money to the wrong business.
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Oxford Press Escapes KSh52mn Levy After KEBS Fails to Prove it Was a Manufacturer
The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has lost its bid to reinstate a KSh 52.1 million levy demand against Oxford University Press, after the High Court ruled against the standards agency in a landmark case.•The court ruled that while the law casts a wide net over what counts as manufacturing, the standards agency failed to prove the publisher actually carried out any of the activities that attract the charge.
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Kenya Bars Sugar Imports as Local Production Rebounds
Kenya has moved to shield its sugar industry from foreign competition after a rebound in domestic production left farmers unable to sell cane and millers struggling to clear growing stockpiles.•Agriculture Principal Secretary Kipronoh Ronoh has barred local sugar milling companies from importing sugar, saying domestic production has risen to a level capable of meeting national demand.