KOT attacks fox news channel

  Adler Edwina

photo courtesy of SDE

Kenyans on Twitter have yet again attacked a popular American news channel Fox News channel over exaggerated lead and news story of the Pope's recently concluded Kenyan visit. The news channel wrote a lead that stated "POPE VISITS WAR-TORN AFRICA", a statement that irritated many Kenyans who also made clear their disappointment by the western media by posting on Twitter.
This exaggeration comes after the same western media-CNN- referred to Kenya as a "Hotbed of Terror"when the U.S.president Barrack Obama visited the country a few months ago. KOT have made their voice heard through the #Somebodytellfoxnews but they are yet to get an apology from the conservative American news channel which is known to thrive with controversy.

Vincent Githaiga‏@VincentGithaiga

Kenya is an independent country,concentrate with the shootings there in your place @FoxNews #SomeoneTellFoxNews

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11:49 PM - 25 Nov 2015

 Nairobi, Kenya

Faida za Standard Chatred

 Leah Wanjiru

 Benki ya standard chartered imetangaza faida zake za robo ya tatu japo faida hizo zimeonekana kupungua kwa asilimai 21.4 na kufikia shiingi bilioni 8.7
Mapato ya hisa pia yamepungua kwa asilimia 25.8 huku hisa moja ikiuzwa kwa shilingi 19.57 kiwango cha chini kuliko kipindi sawia na hicho mwaka janai ilipouzwa shilingi 26.32

Katika taarifa zingine za biashara,Kampuni ya ujenzi wa nyumba  ya Stanlip Fahari ni miongoni mwa kampuni zinazouza hisa zao za kwanza leo huku shughuli za uuzaji hisa katika soko la Nairobi zikirejelewa leo.Stanlip ndio kampuni ya kwanza ya ujenzi wa nyumba kuwekwa katika soko hilo.Afisa mtendaji Antony Mulkman ameelezea matumaini ya kuongezeka kwa mapato  yake kufuatia hatua hiyo.

BROOKSIDE MOVES FORWARD

Billwydad Wangai
Brookside Dairy has begun selling powdered milk, a year after commissioning a Sh3.5 billion dry milk plant to facilitate production. The move into the powdered milk market has seen the processor’s daily intake of raw milk rise to nearly two million litres. Brookside’s Director of Milk Procurement, John Gethi, said the Ruiru-based firm is servicing several bulk orders for powder each day, mainly from confectionery industry players. “Our powder is manufactured from locally sourced raw milk. As an ISO-certified dairy firm, we are keen on offering the best quality powder that meets the test of better solubility and colour — the main attributes preferred by buyers,” Mr Gethi said. Brookside’s entry into the niche market of powdered milk is expected to intensify the fight for control of the long-life milk product portfolio. New KCC and Uganda’s Pearl Dairy are key suppliers of milk powder for the local market.