Make hay while the sun shines

Peter Ndiangui addresses the need for Kenya to invest in alternative sources of fuel while preserving the environment.

In Kenya for example, Mumias Sugar has already awoken to this reality, and is
positioning itself to benefit from the ramifications of Kyoto or the son of
Kyoto. The onset of carbon trading schemes means that there is a direct economic
value attached to green products, in addition of course to the moral one.

Read more here.

Taking stock; look out for..

In the first of a regular continuous look at the Nairobi Exchange, we review a few counters we think will see increased activity in the next week.

Read as kenyaImagine's GoldStandard reviews the following publicly traded companies:East Africa Cables, Kengen, Jubilee, Access Kenya, Sasini, Mumias Sugar Company, KCB, KPLC, Housing Finance, National Bank and ICDCI.

Read all about them here!