Linda Mwananchi has offered a leadership position to Aisha Jumwa, a move that highlights the opposition's efforts to strengthen its presence at the Coast.

Road accidents across Kenya claimed 12 lives on Thursday night, with incidents reported in Eldoret and Marsabit.

Despite attracting millions of viewers, Kenya's popular satirical puppet show, XYZ, faced significant challenges in converting its widespread popularity into financial profit, highlighting the economic struggles of satire in the region.

Hesbon Mauti Thomas has been charged in court for making offensive remarks targeting President William Ruto, his son George, and his daughter. Thomas pleaded not guilty to the accusations.

A Kenyan mother is reportedly fighting for her life in an Oman ICU after alleged abuse by her employer. Her sisters have made a desperate plea for her return home.

Fifteen elephants were found dead near Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya, with officials suspecting they were poisoned by cyanide from pesticides used on nearby tomato farms.

President Ruto faces a political puzzle for the 2027 elections, weighing whether to retain Kindiki or pursue other strategies to secure numbers, as Kindiki is under increasing pressure to demonstrate his capabilities.

Preliminary findings suggest that a series of disturbing incidents preceded the shooting death of Dr. Victoria Mutiso. Investigators believe she may have been followed from her home.

Lamu has been chosen as the site for the new Dangote refinery, outperforming seven other shortlisted locations including Mombasa, Malindi, and Tanga.

The article emphasizes that a voter's duty extends beyond merely choosing candidates, advocating for resistance against political programming during elections.

The unemployment crisis among youth in Kenya is described as a ticking time bomb, urging authorities to take urgent measures to address the issue.

Kenya stands to gain from China's trade opening, with Chinese-backed projects already reshaping sectors like transport, energy, and manufacturing in the country.

A Land Court has issued a suspension order, stopping the proposed construction of an airstrip, state lodge, and golf course within the Imenti forest in Kenya.

Heartbreaking footage has emerged, capturing the final moments of an elephant that was poisoned with cyanide. The incident highlights concerns about wildlife crime.

A Labour court has ordered the National Police Service (NPS) to pay a former officer Sh4.3 million, giving them 60 days to settle the award.

Kenyan women are increasingly facing online abuse, with the proliferation of AI-generated content making it harder to detect and combat, prompting calls for government and tech firm intervention.

Sakaja has informed the court of his compliance with an order to begin the appointment process, naming Waikenda as his nominee for Nairobi County Secretary.

A significant majority of Kenyan respondents, 8 out of 10, believe the country’s economy is heading in the wrong direction, making Kenyan youth the least optimistic about jobs and the economy in Africa.

Two officers, Cpl Ngetich and Chief Chepkwony, have received public praise for their commitment to public service in crime-hit Keringet, even as other colleagues faced dismissal.

Pierre Foldes, a surgeon, has developed a pioneering surgical technique that has significantly improved the lives of thousands of women who are survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM). His work aims to restore what FGM took away from these individuals.

This article discusses the historical establishment of the first non-white-owned mainstream newspapers in Kenya, exploring their origins and impact.

A Kenyan court has awarded Sh12 million in compensation to 122 teachers who fled Mandera, with each teacher receiving Sh100,000.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are supporting a new bill aimed at controlling matatu (public transport) fares, arguing that fares should not be dictated by external factors like weather.

In Kenya, the rising water levels of Lake Baringo are displacing hippos and crocodiles, pushing them into nearby villages and resulting in multiple deadly attacks on residents.

Homa Bay County has been ordered to pay Sh1 million in a defamation case after a 'ghost worker' label exposed Mr. Bonyo to public ridicule.

Card payments in Kenya have seen a 12% decline over the past six months. This shift indicates that Kenyans are increasingly opting for other mobile money platforms like M-Pesa, cash, and direct transfers.

An opinion piece argues that career mistakes can serve as significant learning opportunities, highlighting that accuracy, context, and humility are more crucial than perfection for building a credible professional career.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is reportedly under siege, with every political move and opinion poll being interpreted through a specific lens.

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Duale stated that the law does not bar him from politicking and vowed to campaign for Ruto’s re-election, even without the support of the Mt Kenya bloc.

The first TEDx conference took place at the international school run by the Italian NGO Still I Rise, located on the outskirts of the Mathare slum in Nairobi, Kenya.

Kalombotole has been formally charged in connection with the KNH murders and has been declared mentally fit to stand trial, paving the way for the legal proceedings to advance.

A probation officer in Kangema has denied allegations of taking bribes on behalf of a magistrate, with the magistrate in question failing to appear for the plea hearing.

More than 4,000 Kenyan students gathered to plant mangroves in an effort to set a Guinness World Record. The initiative aims to promote environmental conservation and awareness.

After 21 years of evictions, families in Kenya's Mau region have renewed hope as the government announces it has acquired land in Narok and completed beneficiary verification.

A family in Kisumu, Kenya, has expressed relief and welcomed the death sentence handed down to a man who admitted responsibility for killing his wife, son, and two other relatives.

Authorities are investigating the death of an individual found on the 20th floor of a building in Kilimani, with CCTV footage recovered to determine if it was suicide, accident, or murder.

An opinion piece calls on Kenyan voters to exercise their democratic right by rejecting political aspirants who exhibit reckless behavior, advocating for true leaders over 'warlords'.

An opinion piece calls for clarity regarding Kenya's student funding Bill, citing projections of a massive deficit, including a Sh57.6 billion shortfall, for the 2026/2027 financial year.

Chief Justice Koome has emphasized the critical need for early planning for Kenya's 2027 General Elections to ensure fair and swift resolution of disputes.

Busia Senator Omtatah, along with two activists, has filed a court challenge against the Bretton Woods Agreements Act, which grants immunity to the IMF and World Bank.

Christine's experience of watching her father brutally beat her pregnant mother highlights the profound and lifelong impact of childhood trauma stemming from domestic violence.

International Cowboy Day, observed annually on the fourth Saturday of July, celebrates the history, culture, and legacy of the American West, with a growing following in Kenya and other parts of Africa, including recent celebrations in Nairobi.

A growing network of trafficking syndicates is luring desperate young Kenyans with promises of dream jobs, leading them into online porn and dark web activities.

Sifuna's increasing popularity is attributed to more than just his eloquence or youthfulness, positioning him as a significant figure in the politics of dissent.

There is a call for lawmakers to urgently review and endorse electoral reforms ahead of the 2027 General Election to ensure free and fair processes.

Nairobi Senator Sifuna is highlighted as a significant disruptor in the political landscape, impacting both President Ruto's camp and the opposition's plans.

Exam-themed trivia nights, inspired by Kenya's national school system, are becoming a popular way for Kenyans to bond and turn a typically stressful experience into a fun community activity.

The article traces the growing political estrangement between President Ruto and the Mt Kenya region, noting it as a case of history repeating itself.

An article discusses the methods schools use to discipline learners, focusing on the appropriateness and effectiveness of current approaches rather than the necessity of discipline itself.

The articles discuss the impending departure of International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan, reflecting on his tenure and the impact of his work, particularly concerning Kenya's relationship with the ICC.

A deal has been signed between Kericho County and the doctors' union, bringing an end to a three-week strike that had severely affected services at Kericho County Referral hospital and other sub-county facilities.

Kenya Kwanza leaders have shifted their attention to Taita Taveta, where Wundanyi MP Mwashako enjoys significant support, placing him at the center of Coast political supremacy battles.

Chaos erupted at a meeting concerning a proposed Sh1 trillion Siaya nuclear plant plan, resulting in one artisanal miner being shot in the leg while walking past the venue.

An article explores the often-unknown consequences of extramarital affairs, highlighting the potential impact on individuals and relationships when discovered too late.

An article explores key strategies aimed at making meat, milk, and eggs more affordable for consumers in Kenya. The focus is on addressing the hidden costs associated with livestock feed.

Weight loss surgery, costing around Sh800,000, is increasingly seen as a solution for individuals struggling with obesity, but this article explores the silent burdens and challenges associated with the procedure that are often overlooked.

Parents in Kenya are still demanding Sh1.1 billion in refunds for the failed Finland airlift program, even after Governor Mandago was cleared, as the court did not provide directions on the way forward.

Del Monte has lost a court bid to prevent a legal bill of Sh975 million, with the court ruling that there was nothing unusual about determining the amount of legal costs owed.

A renewed initiative to revamp basic literacy in the early years of schooling in Kenya is beginning to yield positive results, indicating the success of foundational learning reforms.

Petitioners in Kenya are calling for a fresh forensic audit of the Sh9.6 trillion public debt accumulated under former Presidents Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto, seeking to hold officials personally liable for alleged unlawful borrowing.

An opinion piece argues that Africa's development is not hampered by politics itself, but by 'politicking'—the prioritization of party ambition over national interest.

Allies of President Ruto claim that Deputy President Gachagua's strategy is to exclude Kalonzo from a joint opposition presidential bid, warning Kalonzo of potential betrayal.

The Ethiopian super grain teff is gaining ground in Kenya, noted for its negligible production costs, zero pesticide requirement, and natural weed-smothering properties.

Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and his former aides are facing a possible death sentence after being implicated in a murder case. This development marks a dramatic fall from power for the once influential politician.

SK Macharia and other shareholders have been held in contempt for breaching a court order amidst a three-year battle for control of Directline.

Fifteen elephants in Amboseli have died from cyanide poisoning, prompting investigations and statements from tourism officials. The incident has raised concerns about wildlife protection and the methods used by poachers.

An article explores the systemic challenges and misogyny that deter women from seeking political office, advocating for a fairer political environment.

After nearly two decades, survivors of election-based sexual violence in Kenya are seeking equal access to justice, with courts set to rule on a landmark case.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has denied any plans to ban the live streaming of election results.

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is introducing a new service plan aimed at attracting private jet owners and operators, solidifying Kenya's position as East Africa's main private aviation hub.

Losers from the Mt Kenya by-elections, including Newton Karish and Duncan Mbui from Mbeere North, have regrouped and joined Gachagua’s DCP in preparation for the 2027 general election.

A Valentine's Day drinking spree took a dark turn when one of the friends was found bleeding, leading to a murder investigation. Details surrounding the incident are under police scrutiny.

The traditional Bukusu circumcision season officially begins on August 1, raising concerns about the sacred wetlands and traditional initiation songs at risk.

The article explores whether TikTok could play a significant role in shaping Kenya's high-stakes 2027 election, considering algorithmic impacts on content circulation.

Young people in Kenya are increasingly influencing politics, moving beyond traditional ethnic mobilization and challenging parties that rely solely on such strategies.

Kenya is mourning the death of Vijoo Rattansi, who made history in 2013 as the first female Chancellor of the University of Nairobi.

Aisha Jumwa, former Gender Cabinet Secretary, has left the UDA party for the second time, continuing her political musical chairs.

The EACC has arrested several Nakuru County officials, including county executive members, chief officers, and directors, in connection with an alleged Sh120 million contract fraud.

An article highlights the importance for borrowers to carefully compare and choose lenders, as their mortgage selection can lead to substantial savings or costs over time.

Unions in Kenya are attributing the stalled transition to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) to the actions of county governments.

Police in Kenya have announced the uncovering of a sophisticated criminal network responsible for a recent surge in robberies across Nairobi.

Kenya's opposition leaders are grappling with the challenge of forming a united ticket for the 2027 election, with most agreeing that unity is essential to defeat President Ruto.

The article delves into the reasons behind women's loyalty to their gynecologists, highlighting the essential role of trust in this relationship. It notes the difficulty in separating clinical symptoms from a patient's personal experiences and concerns.

The final hours of Charles Edward involved a cryptic text message and a mysterious visitor, leading up to his brutal killing.

Eight petitioners who survived sexual and gender-based violence during the 2007–08 post-election violence in Kenya have filed an appeal at the Supreme Court seeking equal compensation.

Nairobi MCAs have approved a record Sh49.27 billion budget, bringing an end to a month-long standoff over the city's finances.

Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is now rallying behind CS Oparanya as their candidate for the Deputy President position, while Kenya Kwanza supports Speaker Moses Wetang’ula.

The article discusses the political rise of the 44-year-old Sifuna, analyzing who are the biggest losers in his rapid ascent in Kenya's political landscape.

A new Bill before Parliament proposes cuts to scholarships, meaning all students will be given loans and will have to shoulder higher university loan burdens.

As political activities intensify, concerns are growing regarding the conduct of political motorcades, which have reportedly left a trail of death and sorrow.

The article discusses the challenges faced by single mothers and widows in ensuring their children have a loving and dependable father figure. It emphasizes the importance of such a figure for every child.

The long-awaited Nairobi metro project is reportedly becoming a reality, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion for the city's over five million residents.

Four security officers and a civilian were killed in a terror attack that occurred at 12 PM in Mandera.

A family from Trans-Nzoia is demanding the exhumation of their son, Peter Omambia, who was hurriedly buried in Dubai, as the cause of his death remains a mystery.

Residents of Lambwe are facing forced displacement from their homes to make way for the construction of a new prison, raising concerns about their resettlement.

A new business called Mom and Me Home Care provides trained midwives and nurse assistants to support new mothers in their homes.

A food fermentation business in Rongai is leveraging traditional craftsmanship in its production process. The company focuses on small-batch production with minimal processing to enhance flavor.

Nyandarua Senator John Methu discusses his political decisions, including his choice to support Rigathi Gachagua over President William Ruto, which led to his rise.

Kenya's Teachers Service Commission (TSC) announced plans to promote 34,016 teachers, with applications open for 30 cadres ranging from Senior Teacher II to Chief.

The National Treasury in Kenya is taking action against the trading of cryptocurrency licenses.

An opinion piece urges Kenyan leaders to adopt a higher standard of public communication and refrain from rhetoric that could incite ethnic tension.

A court has granted reprieve to Nairobi county official 'Mr Moneybags' Analo, blocking his arrest in connection with charges related to a collapsed building.

The Consumer Federation of Kenya (Cofek) has filed a petition with the High Court to halt the implementation of an Sh8-per-kilometre toll on the Mau highway. This action deepens the legal dispute surrounding the new road levy.

An Irish retiree's love story in Kenya has culminated in a multimillion-shilling court battle, as he fights for his fortune after selling his inheritance for love.

Kenyatta University Council has confirmed Prof John Okumu as the new Vice-Chancellor, a decision that brings an end to a protracted court dispute surrounding the recruitment process for the position.

A tug-of-war between US, Chinese, and Australian companies for a rare-earth deposit on a sacred Kenyan hill threatens to overrun the lush homeland, highlighting a conflict between economic interests and cultural preservation.

A growing network of trafficking syndicates is preying on unemployed young Kenyans, luring them with promises of dream jobs that often lead to exploitation, sometimes involving the dark web.

The court system appears disjointed, with concerns raised that illegitimate orders are compromising the integrity of the courts and creating inconsistencies in judicial decisions.

Nairobi is embarking on a multi-phase, Sh1 trillion underground metro project designed to reshape urban movement and link the new city.

An article discusses the plans and activities for the Mwisho wa Lami Alumni group, touching on how life has treated its members.

Kenya recorded a record fuel import bill of Sh122.4 billion in May, with the high cost of products partly attributed to the impact of events related to Iran.

An article emphasizes the importance of building public services that are worthy of every citizen's trust, highlighting that leadership involves empowering capable people to solve real problems.

More than 100 schools in Kenya have been hit by fires, posing a significant challenge as the government manages the transition to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBE).

The Linda Mwananchi camp, led by Sifuna, has expressed confidence that the opposition will defeat President Ruto in the 2027 Kenyan elections.

Election-related Bills are set to be given priority when Kenya's National Assembly resumes its sittings on Tuesday, as MPs focus on laws for the 2027 election.

Justice Cecilia Githua, who has served on the Bench for over three decades, is highlighted as the calm judge responsible for the murder conviction of former Governor Obado.

A report reveals the hidden role of women in Kenya's political goon networks, acting as crucial mules who carry concealed weapons and blend into crowds.

Kenyan singer Nadia Mukami shares her perspective on successful co-parenting with Arrow Bowy, attributing its effectiveness to her choice to be the more accommodating party.

A court has barred lawyer Nelson Havi from making fresh social media posts concerning Supreme Court judge Isaac Lenaola. The court, however, declined the judge's request for an immediate mandatory order to delete existing posts.

The Kenyan government's student funding model, launched three years ago, has reportedly collapsed due to rising debts and student hardship, forcing its abandonment.

A report delves into the methods Kenyan girls are using to generate income, suggesting a growing trend in online content creation and digital entrepreneurship.

Musician Timmy T Dat discusses his career and the legacy he wishes to leave behind.

A dispute concerning UK military training in Kenya requires resolution, with calls for accountability regarding the crucial military training pact.

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata has formally joined Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's opposition outfit, marking a significant gain for the movement.

A new law will require participants in celebrity fights to undergo comprehensive medical examinations, including mandatory HIV and hepatitis tests, before competing.

The grand plan for Lamu Port, particularly the proposed Sh2.2 trillion Dangote refinery, is facing significant opposition from local residents and activists who claim they were bypassed and uninformed about the project.

An actuarial scientist in Kenya has developed UshuruGPT, the country's first AI-powered tax assistant, which operates through accessible channels like WhatsApp and USSD.

A county board is set to determine the fate of 67 Lenana School students who have been suspended following unrest in June.

A group of young mothers, once shunned and labeled 'bad girls,' have refused to let societal stigma define their future and are now actively working to change lives.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are calling for a review of instant fines imposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the use of hidden cameras, despite having passed new rules.

Rose Mbithe Mulwa and her son Chris Mulwa have been arraigned in connection with the Upper Hill shooting that resulted in the death of Dr. Mutiso.

Delegates at the NMG logistics forum called for the elimination of costly highway delays and other barriers to trade to improve efficiency.

In Kisii, Kenya, the tradition of low-cost funeral broadcasts using horns continues to thrive, resisting the widespread adoption of mobile phones and social media for communication.

The Kenyan government is taking steps to revive the Kwale sugar miller, with Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe emphasizing the project's national economic priority.

The IEBC has set the record straight regarding proposals to stop livestreaming election results, with Members of Parliament now set to decide the fate of the Bill.

Landmark court rulings in Kenya have brought to light the pervasive issue of workplace sexual harassment and are strengthening protections for employees.

A power outage on Wednesday night caused significant disruption to businesses and left thousands of households without electricity, leading to financial losses.

A chief has formally demanded a correction and apology from NMG regarding a news story that allegedly made an inaccurate claim about her.

The primary challenge facing Nairobi is identified as a lack of political commitment to actualize existing plans, rather than a shortage of ideas.

There is an urgent call for the government to address the grievances of medics to ensure they resume duty and prevent further disruption.

A Kenyan court has ruled that a magistrate was entitled to information regarding an unsuccessful bid for promotion and has ordered the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to provide an explanation.

Allies of President Ruto in Ukambani have intensified their criticism of Wiper leader Kalonzo, with former State House Chief of Staff Nzioka Waita leading the charge.

A police signaller was found dead at Kisii station, with colleagues noting she appeared her usual self when she reported for duty.

The Kenyan government has halted operations at the Tata Magadi mine, citing compliance breaches. The mining ministry specifically mentioned unresolved royalty reconciliation as a key issue.

The Kenyan government has mandated a new crackdown on drug trafficking in Mombasa, with PS Omollo instructing officers to dismantle trafficking networks and combat organized criminal gangs.

Schools in Kenya are closing for the August holiday, with many institutions facing significant debt due to shortfalls in government capitation, forcing principals to seek additional support from parents.

Kenya is at a critical fiscal crossroads, facing soaring liabilities, leading the country's Budget and Audit chiefs to believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction.

Fifteen elephants have died in a Kenyan national park, sparking outrage and an investigation into the suspected poisoning. The incident has raised concerns about wildlife protection in the region.

Al-Shabab militants ambushed and killed five Kenyan security personnel, part of a recent surge in cross-border attacks along Kenya's northern frontier.

Nairobi Governor Sakaja has informed the court that he has nominated Wakienda as his Nairobi County Secretary, stating compliance with a previous court order.

Sammy Waweru, the victor from Ol Kalou, claims he was fired by Kindiki after being hired by Gachagua, despite a job promise from President Ruto, raising questions about the administration's commitments.

Recent court judgments in Kenya are providing insight into how factors like aggravating circumstances, remorse, and victim impact statements influence sentences for individuals convicted of femicide.

Ancient footprints discovered in Kenya, dating back approximately 1.43 million years, provide rare insights into how early human relatives may have traveled and lived together, suggesting several large-bodied individuals moved across a muddy lakeshore.

Detectives have arrested a woman named Alice in Karatina, linking her to multiple cases where men lost money, including a 'Mchele' (spiking) death.

The Senate is investigating Cabinet Secretary Wahome and her daughter in a Sh10 billion land ownership dispute concerning Two Rivers, stemming from a murky succession saga.

Out of 202,133 students who joined universities, 17,151 have been placed in private universities in Kenya, according to recently announced results.

An analysis questions the capacity of commissions and state agencies in Kenya to effectively address and curb political lawlessness.

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Kenya and the United Kingdom have resolved a dispute, allowing the annual Batuk military training exercise to resume. The exercise, involving approximately 1,500 British soldiers, is scheduled to run from September to November.

The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) held a press briefing to address remarks made by Duale, indicating official scrutiny of his statements.

Kerio Valley, long known for bloodshed, is undergoing a significant transformation, with officials like CS Murkomen expressing hope for it to become a region of opportunity rather than conflict.

A court has upheld a procurement board's decision in a Sh50 million tender dispute concerning Mudavadi's office, emphasizing the importance of accountability in public entities.

Kenya's sugar output has increased by 22% following improved weather conditions and government reforms, including the zoning of sugar cane catchment areas to reduce poaching.

Investigators have recovered CCTV footage from a building in Kilimani as they probe the mysterious death on the 22nd floor, considering possibilities of suicide, accident, or murder.

Physicist Prof Okumu has taken office as the new leader of Kenyatta University, aiming to consolidate its standing as a prominent institution.

An opinion piece highlights a lack of effective leadership in Kenya's healthcare reforms, noting that clinicians are often appointed to management roles without adequate support.

An opinion piece addresses the issue of youth exploitation in Kenya, particularly highlighting how jobless individuals are lured by fake job offers on social media.

Former rugby star Daniel Adongo, the first Kenyan to play in the NFL, was deported in June for allegedly overstaying his visa and multiple arrests, though supporters claim he needed mental health assistance.

Nairobi County has been ordered to pay Sh218 million to ICT supplier Technobrain, resolving a dispute that arose from a 2020 deal for a revenue management system.

An article offers advice on distinguishing genuine commitment from mere attention or kindness when seeking a partner for marriage after becoming a mother.

A former Kilifi county employee and two others have been convicted in the murder of a businessman, a crime that reportedly stemmed from a promise of a Sh1.9 million job.

Deputy President William Ruto is campaigning in Western Kenya, offering incentives to voters, while the opposition, led by ODM, is also actively seeking support in the region. The political rivals are clashing over various issues, including university fees reforms, as they battle for the Mulembe Nation's vote.

This article profiles Mohamed Salim Ahmed, a diver from Mombasa, Kenya, highlighting his significant rescue missions, including the Mtongwe Ferry accident.

An article advocates for Kenya to welcome data centers, highlighting the potential benefits of job creation, investment, and securing a significant role in the digital economy for decades.

An article details the career trajectory of Karim Khan, known as President Ruto's lawyer, including his work at The Hague.

Kenyan schools experienced a challenging Term 2, grappling with issues such as deadly fires, delayed funding, and widespread textbook shortages.

The article discusses why Orengo has rebelled against the ODM party, suggesting he aims to fill the political void left by Raila.

The article argues that tax incentives can secure Kenya's threatened wildlife heritage, stating that natural treasures like the Mara are too valuable to rely solely on charity.

A report indicates that the planned Lamu oil refinery project is considered viable and is expected to contribute significantly to the country's development.

President Ruto asserts that the Social Health Authority (SHA) is effectively working and warns that attempts to reverse these reforms will hinder access to healthcare.

Investors in Nairobi are losing millions in off-plan housing projects, with many falling victim to schemes packaged as cheap sales.

In Nairobi's largest slum, clean water is a scarce commodity, often controlled by local cartels. Women seeking water face the risk of sexual threats and attacks.

Public universities in Kenya are at risk of defaulting on essential operational obligations if their budget deficits persist. This financial strain threatens the core functions of these institutions.

The trial of Raila Odinga is highlighted as representing an unfinished business in Kenya, with the article suggesting that Kenyans themselves stand accused of the charges he faces.

A Kenyan student has found success in farming, growing his rabbit population from four to over 100. Sales of rabbit urine help him earn money, support his family, and improve his school performance.

Kenyan pension funds are proposing measures, including a special Treasury bond, to recover Sh71 billion in deducted but unremitted money.

Professor Stephen Kiama recounts the dramatic events, lies, and betrayals that preceded his removal from the position of Vice-Chancellor at the University of Nairobi.

An article discusses the importance of environmental considerations, drawing lessons from the Rio Earth Summit, as a foundational anchor for enduring development in Kenya.

Inspector General Kanja has been ordered to ensure the smooth transfer of Gatoto Primary School to new private owners. The directive aims to facilitate the transition of the institution.

A couple from Homa Bay tragically died in a road crash just hours after burying a relative. The incident occurred shortly after they attended the funeral service.

Families are mourning victims of violence that occurred during the Ol Kalou by-election in Kenya, with calls for answers and commemoration of those who died.

The ACCRA framework is being proposed as a new model for internal communication in Africa, emphasizing the importance of culture before an internal communication plan. This framework aims to better address the unique communication needs and cultural contexts within the continent.

Social media trends are leading non-pregnant women to consume prenatal vitamins for thicker hair, but experts warn against this practice, advising against using them for hair growth.

The Kenyan state is relying on private capital to revitalize the Galana-Kulalu farming project, which supports year-round production due to its warm climate.