Macharia Kamau is a journalist at Standard Group PLC. He specializes in finance, personal finance, energy, and mining, with a focus on topics such as energy policy and regulation, debt management, and retirement planning. His work has been featured in NationAfrica and Standard Group PLC.
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Macharia Kamau's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, often citing data and press releases. His coverage heavily revolves around business, finance, economy, energy, power infrastructure and related topics.
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Kenya Airways’ half-year loss widened to Sh16.1 billion in 2026 as fuel costs surged 66 per cent and aircraft remained grounded by global shortages of engines and spare parts.
Kakuzi has reported a massive 97.6 per cent drop in net profit, with the firm citing disruption of key routes to its export markets due to the ongoing US-Iran war as a major reason behind its losses.
By: Macharia Kamau
Kenya has imported another emergency fuel cargo to avert a possible jet fuel shortage during the final week of August, according to documents from the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum.
By: Macharia Kamau
Kenya has imported another emergency fuel cargo to avert a possible jet fuel shortage during the final week of August, according to documents from the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum.
Kenya Airways acting CEO George Kamal has resigned for personal reasons, with Habil Waswani appointed in an acting capacity as the airline searches for a substantive CEO amid widening losses.
Madison Investment Managers’ unit trust funds grew 77 per cent to Sh20.55 billion, while profitability rose 48 per cent as the firm expands its digital and investment capabilities.
Nairobi-based Woodside Africa Group has launched a 15-year strategy to integrate one million young Africans into high-growth sectors.
By: Macharia Kamau
KPC expects some of the works to be completed by November, ready to start receiving crude oil from the Turkana oil fields.
KenGen has reduced dividends to shareholders by 16.67 per cent to 75 cents per share over the financial year to June 2026, from 90 cents the previous year, after reporting a marginal drop in earnings.
