Anybody able to visit it online? am told its under construction. ama wanataka tulipe vile wamependa pesa? No one should read this,sorry if you have read it already,you can unread it...

Si,they should have told us. Or they are pushing for the online version. With slow internet the online version does not work well. Greedy when others are fearful,Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase WB

In a not show distant future watashangaa! Just wait. The race is not always to the swift..nor the battle always to the strong..nor food always to the wise..nor riches always to the intelligent..favor is not always to the skilled..or learned..but time and chance happens to all. Ecl9:5..

I did subscribe for one quarter when they first brought out the online version ( a $37 value),after they published my article on Nanotechnology. I did not find the news and articles to be in-depth enough to give me an insight about business trends and opportunities in Kenya. For a yearly rate subscription on business daily (about $150 then),I could pay my current subscription to Barrons magazine ($52 per year for weekly paper and daily online version),and Wall street journal (they market to me a $99 price per year,for daily paper and online version). BD takes some of its material from Wall Street Journal,so that adds no value for me. The price is not right for the content! In short,I see no value in subscribing to BD at the price above,when I get the same info from other sources.

This publication has really really improved. The free online content is now very informative and sensible. Obviously someone there read SK complaints afew months back and kicked a*ses over there. Good work Nation I've noticed the youth in particular coming in to a workplace with a completely outsized notion of their own value and importance... just a thinly-veiled arrogance. May be the credit crunch induced recession is whats needed to remind us all about the value of hard work.... By Anonymous