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By Ar 17 days ago

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Is the presidential election of 2027 a generational battle?

2024 protests revealed a generation unwilling to accept that political authority must automatically command obedience.

By Ar 17 days ago

Ramaphosa steps back from public engagements over health concerns

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa steps back from public engagements due to health concerns, the Presidency confirms, days after returning from BRICS Summit in India.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Why State's slum eradication remains a tall order

Recently, residents of the Mukuru slums in Nairobi, who had subscribed to the affordable housing programme, cried out that the units they paid deposits for were being allocated to strangers.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Why Uhuru is sending shivers down Ruto's spine

President William Ruto's renewed criticism of former President Uhuru Kenyatta has intensified political tensions ahead of the 2027 General Election.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Treasury faces Sh245b refund bill in bungled Safaricom shares sale

Kenya's Sh245 billion Safaricom stake sale to Vodacom has been declared null and void by the High Court, with the State ordered to restore the 15 per cent stake.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Half world's Migratory birds on decline, Kenya at the crossroads

Nearly half of the world's migratory bird species are in sustained decline, placing Kenya's critical flyway habitats and wetlands at the centre of an urgent international conservation effort.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Mombasa Port's empty containers crisis deepens ahead of peak season

Kenya's empty-container crisis is resurfacing as Mombasa's peak season approaches, with slow evacuation and shipping disruptions threatening to strain the inland logistics chain.

By Ar 1 month ago

Murkomen tells Senate State has put measures in place to address floods

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has told the Senate that the Government has frameworks for flood-risk mapping, early warning and plans to strengthen drainage and flood-control infrastructure.

By Ar 1 month ago

Kenya's governance is also in need of 'cartographic' correction

For decades, Kenyans have been brainwashed into lowering their expectations of governance and at the same time increasing the expectations of their political chiefs.

By Ar 1 month ago

Invisible bruises: Workplace bullying is hurting midlife women

Workplace bullying should be treated as a serious occupational health issue because its impact on midlife women extends into their physical health, mental wellbeing, and financial security.

By Ar 1 month ago

Senate puts Kagwe to task over milk shortage

Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has been taken to task by Senate over the government's silence as the country faces a severe milk shortage crisis.

By Ar 1 month ago

Cheruiyot: Kindiki will remain Ruto's running mate in 2027

Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot has told the Meru community that Deputy President Kithure Kindiki will continue to serve under President William Ruto in 2027.

By Ar 1 month ago

Why Kenya's digital Coast could become the next UAEAfrica frontier

LuLu Coastal Cable System along Kenya's Indian Ocean is designed to connect Mombasa to Lamu through five strategic landing points, including Vipingo SEZ, Kilifi and Malindi.

By Ar 1 month ago

Farmer's widow and brother to face murder charges

The widow and brother of the late prominent farmer Joseph Njenga Njuguna from Chepchoina in Trans Nzoia County, will face murder charges at the High Court in Kitale.

By Ar 1 month ago

Understanding El Nino: What it really means for Kenya

El Nino is a natural climate pattern that begins thousands of kilometres away in the Pacific Ocean but can significantly influence weather in countries such as Kenya.

By Ar 1 month ago

Government ramps up emergency responce ahead of ahead of El Nino rains

Kindiki said the government had established a multi-agency team to coordinate preparations and reduce the risk of deaths, property destruction and disruption during the rainy season.

By Ar 1 month ago

Juja quintuplets' joy turns to grief as all five babies die

All five pre-term babies born to Juja woman Mercy Kanini on Sunday die; they had been referred to Kenyatta National Hospital for specialised care, CEO Lessan confirms.

By Ar 1 month ago

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How William Ruto's Teso elder installation deepened tensions in Busia

What was intended as a celebration of Iteso culture and heritage has since turned into a war of words between elders and community leaders.

By Ar 1 month ago

Banks urged to finance investments in blue economy

Financial institutions are still hesitant to invest in the country's blue economy despite the huge potential in the special economic zone (SEZ) and trade route.

By Ar 1 month ago

Stakeholders seek changes to education bills

Education stakeholders have warned that some provisions contain loopholes that could hinder access to education and create confusion in the management of learning institutions.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Mudavadi, Mutua, Oduor put on spot over Kenyans in Russian army

The three senior government officials were scheduled to appear before a joint sitting of several Senate Committees but failed to do so.

By Ar 1 month ago

Solar fish dryer to boost women's cross-border trade in Busia

A solar-powered fish drying and preservation facility worth more than Sh10 million has been launched in Busia County to improve fish processing.

By Ar 1 month ago

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How parents can raise financially confident children

Children begin learning about money long before they open their first bank account, earn their first salary or make their first investment.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Sh250 billion nuclear gamble puts Siaya on edge amid safety fears

Kenya's planned Sh250-500 billion nuclear power plant in Siaya is facing growing resistance over land disputes, environmental and health risks, water pollution, and inadequate public consultation

By Ar 1 month ago

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Kenya must lead Africa's push for truly open skies

Better air links could make it easier for Africans to travel between countries without routing through Europe or Middle Eastern hubs.

By Ar 1 month ago

Sakaja: Military, police and prisons owe Nairobi Sh2.7bn in land rates

Governor Sakaja has revealed that the city is owed Sh2.7 billion in outstanding land rates, with police stations, prisons, and military barracks being among the biggest defaulting tenants.

By Ar 1 month ago

Five babies, one day of joy and a family's wait for answers

Mercy Kanini arrived at Thika Level Five Hospital expecting four babies. She left with five, but within a day, the family's celebration had turned into anguish.

By Ar 1 month ago

Malaria hospitalisation among children in Kilifi fall to near zero, research reveals.

Children's malaria hospitalisation in Kilifi has dropped to near-zero in the last three decades, a study published by a Malaria Journal last month has revealed.

By Ar 1 month ago

No life will be lost to El Nino floods, Sakaja tells Senate

Sakaja said county green army teams have been deployed across all city sub-counties to unclog drainage systems that have been choked by silt and plastic waste.

By Ar 1 month ago

Section of Muthaiga Golf Course closed amid KFS boundary dispute

Section of Muthaiga Golf Course closed over alleged invasion by Kenya Forest Service, Club chair Mwirigi says KFS claims it belongs to Karura Forest; matter being addressed.

By Ar 1 month ago

How Ministry of Health is preparing for looming El Nino rains

The Ministry of Health has stepped up preparations for possible disease outbreaks, injuries and loss of life as Kenya braces for heavy El Nino rains expected between October and December 2026.

By Ar 1 month ago

Senator Hamida elected senate transport committee chairperson

Nominated Senator Hamida Kibwana has been elected as the Chairperson of the Senate Roads, Transport and Housing Committee.

By Ar 1 month ago

El Nio threatens Trans Nzoia harvests

Maize farmers in Trans Nzoia County are bracing for even more losses as El Nino rains approach, just as many finish their harvests.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Alert or not?

By Ar 1 month ago

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Of fingerprint harvesting and ballot stuffing: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election

A series of remarks by politicians suggesting votes could be manipulated or the 2027 election outcome predetermined is fuelling fears over electoral integrity.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Inside US, China battle for control of Sh8tr Mrima Hill minerals

There is growing US-China competition over Kenya's critical mineral resources, particularly the significant niobium and rare earth deposits at Mrima Hills.

By Ar 1 month ago

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What Ruto at 4 "Scorecards" tell us about data anarchy

The Ruto@4 scorecards expose how conflicting government promises, plans, budgets and data systems create a statistical fog that makes meaningful accountability for delivery increasingly difficult.

By Ar 1 month ago

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Hired hecklers, ODM-UDA supremacy battles rock Ruto's Nyanza tour

Ruto's Kisumu tour exposed growing ODM-UDA tensions, with party rivalry and heckling highlighting the fragility of their 2027 alliance.

By Ar 1 month ago

Rono wins Malindi Open tournament

Josphat Rono of Golf Park Golf Club is the new champion of the NCBA Malindi Open.

By Ar 1 month ago