No congestion at Mombasa port, PS Kibicho
By Tobby Otum The government is satisfied with the work at the port of Mombasa and refuted allegations of congestion...
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Government Maintains Mombasa Port is not congested
By Tobby Otum The government is satisfied with the work at the port of Mombasa and refuted allegations of congestion at...
Golden Africa Kenya Ltd launches SuperSaba+ antibacterial multipurpose soap
By Winfridah Muthee and Mourice Seretta Golden Africa Kenya Limited, Kenya’s leading manufacturer of fast moving consumer goods on Friday...
KRA seizes over 25,000 fake excise stamps at Nairobi water plant
Kenya Revenue Authority has seized over 25,000 pieces of loose counterfeit excise stamps and 5,000 bottles of sky-falls drinking water all affixed with counterfeit excise stamps at a water refilling plant in Industrial Area, Nairobi County. KRA officers were acting on an intelligence report when they carried out the operation and arrested the proprietor of Tabito Packaging & Suppliers. The factory premises were sealed and the plant closed. The proprietor is working with the Authority to unearth the source of the counterfeit excise stamps. This incident comes two months after KRA closed another water manufacturing plant at Ramula Trading Centre off Ramula-Luanda road where several fake excise stamps were found during a night raid in January. During the raid, KRA officers seized 49 cases of bottled water affixed with counterfeit excise stamps and rolls of counterfeit excise stamps. The possession or use of fake excise stamps is illegal under the Excise Duty Act, 2015 and the Excise Duty (Excisable Goods Management System) Regulations, 2017. KRA reminds all licensed manufacturers, importers, distributors, retailers and general public that all excisable goods other than motor vehicles are required to be affixed with excise stamps in compliance with the law. The Authority, in collaboration with other government agencies in the Multi- Agency Team, has been carrying out intelligence operations and crackdowns to stamp out illicit goods from the market. The fight against illicit trade seeks to protect the public from harmful goods, create fair market competition and to protect revenue.
Asilimia launches Leja, a Digital Ledger for MSMEs
Asilimia, a Kenyan Fintech digitizing payments for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) has launched Leja, a digital ledger app...
MultiChoice shuts Railways Service Centre
MultiChoice Kenya has closed its Railways Service Centre from today March 25, 2021. In a notice on Wednesday, MultiChoice said...
Bar Hotel and Liquor Traders Association of Kenya (BAHLITA) statement on Covid-19
The Bar Hotel and Liquor Traders Association of Kenya (BAHLITA) has noted with great concern the increasing numbers of COVID-19...
‘Machakos’ Country bus to be demolished by NMS
airobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) has earmarked the popular Machakos Country Bus terminus for conversion into an underground parking bay. NMS...
County secretary calls on youths to take advantage of business opportunities
Acting Nairobi County Secretary Dr. Jairus Musumba has urged youth and women to make use of the County business information...
African nations urged to adopt digital solutions to recover economically from COVID-19
African nations have been urged to adopt digital solutions towards achieving economic recovery from impacts of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)...
