A couple of things you are waking up to this Wednesday morning:
1. India replaces Emirates as top source of Kenya imports– Business Daily
2. The steady decline of crude oil prices in the international market is pushing up local demand, as pump prices take a downward spiral – The Standard
3. A growing number of business men and women are engaging in after-hour entrepreneur ventures, while still holding a full-time job. Experts agree this is a challenging balance to maintain – Business Trade
4. Africa’s 100 Largest Frontier Stocks, among them: EABL, Safaricom, Equity Bank, Barclays Bank and KCB Group– Investing in Africa
5. A group of four young entrepreneurs have bet their fortunes on the lucrative real estate sector, creating a 30-home multi-million development, Sigona Valley, as an exclusive gated community located in a serene environment in West Nairobi – Pesatalk
6. Manufacturers, importers, and distributors in the Sh8 billion agrochemical industry plan to lobby MPs to reject plans by the ministry of Finance to levy Value Added Tax (VAT) on agricultural inputs – The Standard
7. Turkish electronics firms eye Kenyan market with joint investment deals – Business Daily
8. Kenya bought more than 340,000 tonnes of oil products for August and September, nearly one fifth above what it bought for July and slightly more than it initially required, traders said on Wednesday – Reuters