CORPORATE NEWS

Emirates has partnered with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to become one of the first airlines in the world to...

Tatu City’s owner and developer, Rendeavour, will collaborate with Konza Technopolis to attract investors to Kenya, Rendeavour’s Executive Vice President Preston Mendenhall...

Moët & Chandon partnered with Oysters & More to celebrate their  Grand opening. The event was held at the Village Market bringing...

Kenya’s first indigenous hospitality leader Sarova Hotels and Resorts has introduced two other brands to its portfolio, The Kitchen by Sarova and...

LG Electronics (LG) has unveiled the 2021 Ultra series premium monitors as it cements its innovation leadership in the category.  

Credits CNN CNN International showcases the fast-growing world of esports, meeting rising stars from Kenya and South Africa who...

Samsung Electronics has launched the Galaxy S Series range of smart phones globally. The range includes the Galaxy S21...

The High Court sitting in Nairobi has dismissed an appeal by Mars Logistics Limited contesting a charge  of Value Added  Tax (VAT) on transportation services among other claims. Mars Logistics Limited had contested Tax Appeal Tribunal’s (TAT) decision that transportation of goods in transit attracts VAT at the rate of 16%. The TAT had also held that transportation services that end outside Kenya are not exported services and thus taxable. The First Schedule to the VAT Act, 2013 exempts VAT from services offered in relation to goods in transit. In its decision of 27th February 2018, TAT had ruled in favour of KRA, that Mars Logistics Limited’s sole business offered transport services for transit goods that were taxable under the VAT Act. 2013.

The fastest world growing smartphone manufacturer realme has promised to sustain its growth in the Kenyan market with new product releases...

Swedish bus and heavy trucks manufacturer Scania will venture into mass production of high capacity buses once the demand for the units...