Dinfin, Author at Ventures Africa

Dinfin Mulupi is a business journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She has a keen interest in financial and economic matters in Africa and knack for technology. Her articles have been published both on print and online media in the US, South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya. She was also shortlisted for the 2011 Reuters Fitzgerald Prize for Young African Journalists. Dinfin has also had the opportunity to attend the Reuters Foundation ‘Financial and Economic Reporting Course’ and ‘The Multimedia Journalism Training’ in 2010. She holds a Diploma in Journalism. She can be contacted via: [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter: @dinfinkenya

Latest Articles by Dinfin Mulupi

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Embattled Lonmin Cuts Sales Forecast. British platinum producer Lonmin Plc has cut its full-year sales forecast as it counted the losses caused by a five week strike at its Marikana mine in South Africa.
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Miners Reject Lonmin’s Offer. British platinum producer Lonmin Plc‘s offer of 900 rand ($112.50) wage increase to 5,500 rand ($688) for entry-level workers has been rejected by leaders of the striking miners, shattering hopes of a breakthrough that would end...
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Entrepreneur To Award Kenya’s Budding Entrepreneurs $12k. Budding entrepreneurs in Kenya stand the chance of winning $12,000 in a new entrepreneur and small business award organised by serial entrepreneur Njeri Rionge.
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Billionaire Entrepreneur Patrice Motsepe Eyes Embattled Lonmin Mine. South African mining billionaire Patrice Motsepe has indicated interest in British platinum producer Lonmin’s Marikana mine, which is facing a four week strike that has halted production.
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Kenya’s Gas Discovery To Boost East Africa’s Reserves. Kenya has joined the ranks of East African countries which have discovered natural gas recently, after a consortium led by US based oil and gas explorer Apache Corporation announced today the discovery of gas offshore Kenya.
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Rio Tinto Doubles Stake In South Africa Titanium Project In $1.91bn Deal With BHP Billiton. British-Australian international mining group Rio Tinto has acquired 37 percent shareholding in a sand mining and mineral processing project in South Africa from Australian group BHP Billiton for $1.91 billion.
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Top Women In Kenyan IT. Kenya has made remarkable achievements in technology since the launch of mobile transfer service M-Pesa. The sector is however still dominated by men.