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Galgallo Fayo
Verified
Contributor, Freelance
Nairobi
Beats
science sports and lifestyle, Economy, Agriculture Politics, climate change.
war, politics, heads of state, medicine
Content
By Brian Ngugi Verified, Galgallo Fayo| Business Daily Africa Verified NewsThe Dangote angle in ARM Cement’s troublesThursday August 23 2018Aliko Dangote (left) and Pradeep Paunrana. FILE PHOTO | NMG By BRIAN NGUGIMore by this Author &By GALGALLO FAYOMore by this Author SummaryUBA Bank placed ARM under administration as the Kenyan cement firm struggled to repay a Sh500 million overdraft borrowed from the lender
By Galgallo Fayo| Business Daily Africa Verified EconomyState lifts logging ban for private forestsWednesday April 18 2018A lorry ferries timber from Mount Kenya Forest. FILE PHOTO | NMG By GALGALLO FAYOMore by this Author SummaryMove is a huge relief for the construction and furniture industry. Exception applies only to private commercial forest plantation operators and timber product importers. Ban on timber harvesting in public and community forests remains in place
By Galgallo Fayo| Business Daily Africa Verified NewsCBK sucked into Kobia, Barclays cash freeze rowMonday, May 6, 2019 20:41By GALGALLO FAYOBusinessman Paul Kobia. PHOTO | DENNIS ONSONGO | NMG The Central Bank of Kenya has been sucked into a dispute in which Barclays Bank #ticker:BBK closed the accounts of controversial businessman Paul Kobia over the source of his money. Justice Wilfrida Okwany Monday gave the CBK 21 days to respond to Mr Kobia’s claims that the regulator is behind the closure of his bank accounts by Barclays Bank
Company Info
Freelance
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