Esther Dianah is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. She specializes in health and wellness, personal finance, and economic policy, with a focus on topics such as consumer health, maternal health, and local economy. Esther's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in finance, construction, and health news.
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Esther's coverage focuses on local business, government announcements, and press releases in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. She seems to be interested in stories related to industries such as construction, women-led businesses, creative industry contributions to the economy, cybersecurity barriers for small businesses entering the digital economy, transportation and logistics developments.
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By: Esther Dianah
Kenya's government has set out a policy framework to guide the expansion of Kenya's fleet management industry, which emphasises on secure data use, interoperability, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and support for electric mobility.
By: Esther Dianah
Stakeholders in Kenya's manufacturing and business community have been urged to venture more into partnership to unlock Coast Region's industrial potential which would create new demand for reliable domestic air connectivity.
By: Esther Dianah
Liberty Life Kenya has launched a new savings and protection plan aimed at helping Kenyans work towards long-term financial goals while protecting them against unexpected disruptions.
By: Esther Dianah
Despite governments across Africa supporting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) initiatives, a critical financing gap still exists.
By: Esther Dianah
Concern is mounting over a milk shortage that has persisted for the last two weeks, with retail stores in major towns around the country stocked out of most popular brands.
The report, which tracks prime office performance across selected African cities, finds that occupier demand is increasingly concentrated in quality, operationally resilient buildings, supporting stronger occupancy and rental resilience across leading markets.
Amsons Group has begun construction of a Sh4.5 billion mother-and-child hospital in Bomet County, the first of 10 facilities the group plans to build across Kenya in the next two years.
By: Esther Dianah
The Central Bank of Congo has formally joined the African Payments and Settlement System (PAPS), marking a significant step toward modernising the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC's) financial infrastructure and advancing continental economic integration.
TAF is seeking to respond to the challenges by combining tree growing with broader ecosystem restoration and community development.
