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Elijah Ntongai
Verified
News Editor, Tuko
Kenya, Nairobi
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Biography
Elijah Ntongai is an editor at TUKO.co.ke's business desk, covering stories on money, the economy, technology, and other business-angled stories. Ntongai graduated from Moi University with a Bachelor's in Linguistics, Media and Communication. Ntongai is also trained and certified under the Google News Initiative and Reuters Digital Journalism. For any correspondence, contact Ntongai at elijah.ntongai@tuko.co.ke.
Technology and AI, Taxes, Economy, Jobs and Workplace Trends, Energy
Popular entertainment, films, gossip, gaming, sport
Content
By Elijah Ntongai Verified, Communication. Ntongai| Tuko Verified Central Bank of Kenya’s March 2025 Agriculture Sector Survey shows that food prices are expected to rise in April due to seasonal patterns and global market trends Prices of sugar and edible oils are projected to increase further in response to ongoing global factors, while tomato prices may spike due to supply disruptions caused by the long rains Prices of fast-growing vegetables are expected to decline due to favourable rainfall between March and May Elijah Ntongai, a journalist at...
By Elijah Ntongai Verified, Communication. Ntongai| Tuko Verified The NSE’s market capitalisation dropped below the KSh 2 trillion mark for the first time in months, falling to KSh 1.980 trillion after a KSh 15.43 billion decline The All Share Index (NASI) fell by 0.78%, while the NSE 20, NSE 25, and NSE 10 Share Indices also posted losses of 0.60%, 0.88%, and 0.53%, respectively Nation Media Group led the list of worst-performing stocks year-on-year with a 37.56% drop, followed by Car & General, Sasini Ltd, and Kenya Reinsurance Corp Elijah Ntongai, a...
By Elijah Ntongai Verified, Communication. Ntongai| Tuko Verified The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has reopened three fixed-coupon Treasury bonds with maturities of 15, 20, and 25 years. Don't miss out! Join Tuko.co.ke Sports News channel on WhatsApp now!CBK is seeking to raise KSh 80 billion from the domestic market to support the government’s budgetary needs. According to a prospectus published by the CBK, the bonds on offer are the FXD1/2022/015, FXD1/2012/020, and FXD1/2022/025, with remaining maturities of 12, 7.6, and 22.5 years, respectively.
Company Info
Tuko
TUKO.co.ke is Kenya’s largest online news platform, established in 2015 by Legit Media Group. Based in Nairobi, it employs over 70 people and generates around $5 million in annual revenue. The platform attracts more than 8 million unique users each month, delivering over 32 million page views. TUKO.co.ke is recognized for its editorial expertise and strong social media presence. The company provides comprehensive news coverage, including breaking news, business updates, politics, entertainment, and human-interest stories in both English and Swahili. TUKO.co.ke also offers advertising solutions such as desktop and mobile banners, social media branded posts, and video production. Additionally, it creates tailored campaigns for brands and utilizes technology to enhance user experience through personalized newsfeeds. With a mission to inspire and inform, TUKO.co.ke emphasizes audience-centric content and values accountability, trust, and technological innovation.
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Founded: 2015