Mandatory local marine insurance for imports takes effect

The directive to importers to buy marine insurance from local underwriters started on July 1, amid concerns from a section of Kenyans whether it will achieve the desired goals.

By 27 days ago

Convicted British drug lord 'Sultan' links to Mombasa

Briton Muhammad Asif Hafeez, jailed recently by the US for orchestrating an international drug trafficking empire, had close links with the notorious Akasha brothers in Mombasa.

By 1 month ago

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'Save us from S. Arabia nightmare': Kenyan women reveal Saudi abuse

Female workers said they were subjected to verbal abuse, racism and exploitation. Report reveals the structural discrimination embedded in the ‘kafala’ system.

By 2 months ago

Kaya, Kikuyu elders in talks as peace efforts gather pace

A grassroots peace programme involving elders from across Kenya’s communities has kicked off in a bid to enhance cohesion in the lead-up to the 2027 General Election.

By 3 months ago

How child's illness inspired woman to fight for lead poisoning victims

The state had unlimited resources, but Phyllis Omido, an environmental activist, was driven by love and a dream of justice for her children, and other victims of lead poison.

By 7 months ago

Residents of Owino Uhuru stricken by deadly effects of lead poisoning

Residents blame a battery recycling factory for toxic contamination. Children play in contaminated sewage as food vendors go on with their work, oblivious of the dangers.

By 8 months ago

Mandatory local marine insurance for imports takes effect

The directive to importers to buy marine insurance from local underwriters started on July 1, amid concerns from a section of Kenyans whether it will achieve the desired goals.

By 27 days ago

Convicted British drug lord 'Sultan' links to Mombasa

Briton Muhammad Asif Hafeez, jailed recently by the US for orchestrating an international drug trafficking empire, had close links with the notorious Akasha brothers in Mombasa.

By 1 month ago

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'Save us from S. Arabia nightmare': Kenyan women reveal Saudi abuse

Female workers said they were subjected to verbal abuse, racism and exploitation. Report reveals the structural discrimination embedded in the ‘kafala’ system.

By 2 months ago

Kaya, Kikuyu elders in talks as peace efforts gather pace

A grassroots peace programme involving elders from across Kenya’s communities has kicked off in a bid to enhance cohesion in the lead-up to the 2027 General Election.

By 3 months ago

How child's illness inspired woman to fight for lead poisoning victims

The state had unlimited resources, but Phyllis Omido, an environmental activist, was driven by love and a dream of justice for her children, and other victims of lead poison.

By 7 months ago

Residents of Owino Uhuru stricken by deadly effects of lead poisoning

Residents blame a battery recycling factory for toxic contamination. Children play in contaminated sewage as food vendors go on with their work, oblivious of the dangers.

By 8 months ago

Mandatory local marine insurance for imports takes effect

The directive to importers to buy marine insurance from local underwriters started on July 1, amid concerns from a section of Kenyans whether it will achieve the desired goals.

By 27 days ago

Convicted British drug lord 'Sultan' links to Mombasa

Briton Muhammad Asif Hafeez, jailed recently by the US for orchestrating an international drug trafficking empire, had close links with the notorious Akasha brothers in Mombasa.

By 1 month ago

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'Save us from S. Arabia nightmare': Kenyan women reveal Saudi abuse

Female workers said they were subjected to verbal abuse, racism and exploitation. Report reveals the structural discrimination embedded in the ‘kafala’ system.

By 2 months ago

Kaya, Kikuyu elders in talks as peace efforts gather pace

A grassroots peace programme involving elders from across Kenya’s communities has kicked off in a bid to enhance cohesion in the lead-up to the 2027 General Election.

By 3 months ago

How child's illness inspired woman to fight for lead poisoning victims

The state had unlimited resources, but Phyllis Omido, an environmental activist, was driven by love and a dream of justice for her children, and other victims of lead poison.

By 7 months ago

Residents of Owino Uhuru stricken by deadly effects of lead poisoning

Residents blame a battery recycling factory for toxic contamination. Children play in contaminated sewage as food vendors go on with their work, oblivious of the dangers.

By 8 months ago

Surging seas tides, wreak havoc at Coast

Rising water levels and gigantic tides have destroyed properties, increased accidents and reduced volumes of fish.

By Bernard Sanga 9 months ago

Little known court that slew the demon of piracy

Perched on a creek about 16 kilometres north of Mombasa, Shanzu Law Court was arguably the smallest judicial station at the coast before the deadly pirates created a hell off the Coast of Somalia.

By Bernard Sanga 10 months ago

State question after Coast Gen Z protests infiltrated by blood-thirsty gangs

Police sources said the attackers were cells of known gangs activated by political figures ferried from Kisauni, Nyali, Likoni, and Changamwe areas.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Debunking Car Ownership in Kenya: Cost of Buying vs. Cost of Ownership

Debunking Car Ownership in Kenya: Cost of Buying vs. Cost of Ownership

By Samuel Amira - Marketing AND Comms. Manager Autochek 1 year ago

New system to bring down cost of trade through Mombasa port

The cost of doing business through the port of Mombasa is set to reduce following the introduction of Viaservice Container Solution (VCS) to replace the punitive container deposits.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Union rejects plan by regulator to deduct guards' salaries for training

According to the Kenya National Private Security Workers Union (KNPSWU), the cost is exorbitant and the exercise violates the constitution.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Residents evacuated in Coast as Cyclone Hidaya slams Tanzania

Cyclone Hidaya hits Mtwara and Lindi, in the southern tip of Tanzania causing immense destruction. Public and private beaches deserted with locals and tourists staying away.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Huge volumes of unsold tea at Mombasa auction raises red flag

Tea prices at the auction have remained static at Sh308 since January 2023. Over 47 per cent of volumes offered remain unsold due to overproduction.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Joho ambition to take over Raila's mantle remains a daunting task

Azimio leader rejects Joho's overtures for endorsement for presidential ticket in 2027, tells former governor to seek support of party delegates.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Mystery of contaminated sugar in warehouse

The contaminated sugar, part of the consignment that arrived in Mombasa from Mauritius on October 9, 2023, has not been released to the market.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Housing project does not benefit the poor, MPs told

Mombasa residents draw parallels between AHP and Buxton Point housing project. One claims that most apartments were bought by businessmen.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Raila now calls for Judiciary purge

ODM leader Raila Odinga has called for a neutral and independent commission or task force to deal with graft in the Judiciary.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Intrigues of Sh10b college project that has left Balala in a tight spot

Conceived by Moi government, it was during Kibaki time that cost was revised from Sh1.9b. Uhuru never visited the site although it was a flagship project for the region.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Wanted terrorist behind nine-year carnage in Lamu killed in Somalia

Ayman was among 35 suspects wanted for terror attacks in Lamu and Tana River. He helped British jihadist Thomas Evans to slit the throats of some 85 men in 2014.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Puzzle of how the Controller of Budget was linked to Sh29m case

In 2021, Mutungi lost a case in which she sought to recover the money from FEP Sacco. Nyakang'o is said to be one of the 11 directors of FEP Sacco, which the State now says is illegal.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Sh17 billion oil deal: Who is fooling who?

The case on the importation of Sh17 billion oil failed to take off in Mombasa on Tuesday after the woman who claims to be the owner and KPA engaged in blame game.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

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Storm over plan to privatise ports facilities

Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir said the proposal was a clear indication that the Kenya Kwanza government had taken the people of the Coast for a ride.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Over 12,000 delegates expected at Taita Taveta trade fair

Over 12,500 delegates are expected to attend Taita Taveta County's inaugural investors conference, slated for next month.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Tourism slump, insecurity dent Coast counties' revenue growth plans

An analysis of coastal counties' fiscal policies paints a picture of counties struggling to raise own-source revenue due to a slump in the tourism sector and insecurity.

By Bernard Sanga 1 year ago

Court revokes ban on cash aid to public hospitals in Mombasa

The county also prohibited the hospitals from accepting any help.

By Bernard Sanga 2 years ago

Kenya still harbours sweet dreams of owning a ship

Kenya has watched enviably as other African countries build their own vessels, hoping that a day will come when it will achieve such a feat.

By Bernard Sanga 2 years ago

Shakahola deaths Probe: Makenzi closed church to deceive police

A sour stench of death dominated the air in Shakahola along the Malindi-Sala Gate route for the last 15 days. Over 110 bodies have been recovered from graves.

By Bernard Sanga 2 years ago