Aladwa slams Gachagua for criticism of Africa Forward Summit

Aladwa has criticised Gachagua over remarks on the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, saying this undermined Kenya’s image before international leaders and investors.

By Juliet Omelo 1 day ago

Africa's energy debate ignoring critical power distribution crisis, expert warns

While governments and investors have largely concentrated on expanding generation capacity, transmission infrastructure and distribution systems continue to suffer.

By Juliet Omelo 2 days ago

Omar: By-election victories affirm Ruto's strength ahead of 2027 polls

Omar said the results reflected continued support for the Kenya Kwanza administration and the broad-based government arrangement with ODM.

By Juliet Omelo 2 days ago

Push for cryptocurrency regulation gathers pace

The proposed regulations come amid rising adoption of cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology and digital financial products in Kenya.

By Juliet Omelo 2 days ago

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How football is promoting peace on Jubaland border

A cross-border football tournament in Ras Kamboni brought together communities from Kenya and Somalia in a joint effort to promote peace, strengthen unity, and engage youth through sport.

By Juliet Omelo 2 days ago

Lamu county among finalists for global peace prize

Lamu governor Issa Timamy said the recognition reflects a long-term commitment to community-driven peace efforts.

By Juliet Omelo 2 days ago

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Why United Opposition could crush Ruto in 2027 election

A new TIFA poll suggests a united Kenyan opposition could overwhelmingly defeat President Ruto in the 2027 election, although a fragmented field could force a run-off vote.

By Juliet Omelo 3 days ago

Kenya targets North African startups in regional innovation push

Kenya is positioning itself as a gateway for North African startups seeking expansion into Sub-Saharan Africa.

By Juliet Omelo 4 days ago

Broad-based government losing ground nationwide, survey shows

According to the survey, 56 per cent of Kenyans now oppose the Broad-Based Government, compared to just 30 per cent who support it.

By Juliet Omelo 4 days ago

UDA backs Mushina as party moves to consolidate support ahead of by-elections

The United Democratic Alliance has formally handed Samuel Mushina its party ticket for the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election.

By Juliet Omelo 4 days ago

Stakeholders push for more disability inclusion at national dialogue

Huduma Kenya CEO Ben Chilumo said the agency had embraced inclusion through accessible infrastructure and support services in Huduma centres.

By Juliet Omelo 4 days ago

Club owners warn artists over last-minute cancellations

Entertainment venue owners have warned artists against breaching performance agreements after growing complaints over last-minute cancellations.

By Juliet Omelo 7 days ago

EACC, FBI deepen joint fight against corruption and illicit financial flows

EACC and FBI have strengthened cooperation to combat corruption, money laundering and illicit financial flows through enhanced intelligence sharing and joint investigations.

By Juliet Omelo 7 days ago

Wamboka blames Wetang'ula for committee ouster amid Western leaders' clash

Wamboka accused Wetangula of publicly preaching Luhya unity while allegedly undermining leaders from the region behind the scenes.

By Juliet Omelo 9 days ago

JSS teachers' strike disrupts schooling

The standoff is increasingly affecting delivery of lessons with schools struggling to maintain normal timetables in the absence of teachers handling core subjects.

By Juliet Omelo 12 days ago

Nairobi targets system gaps as late cancer diagnoses strain care capacity

Cervical and breast cancers remain the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among Kenyan women, despite being highly treatable when detected early.

By Juliet Omelo 12 days ago

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When "I Do" breaks: The growing trend of spouses disappearing when illness, challenges strike

Kenyan marriages are being tested by illness and crisis, with some spouses withdrawing or disappearing when support is needed most, as highlighted by Kamene Goro’s near-death experience.

By Juliet Omelo 13 days ago

NCDs now Kenya's leading health burden as new data signals deepening crisis

NCDs have emerged as Kenya’s leading healthcare burden, accounting for the majority of hospital admissions and a growing share of deaths

By Juliet Omelo 13 days ago

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Kenya turns to AI to close Sh6 billion disability gap

Kenya has launched an AI-driven initiative to improve inclusion for persons with disabilities, aiming to close a Sh6 billion annual productivity gap caused by digital exclusion.

By Juliet Omelo 14 days ago

Government flags flood hotspots in Tana River as death toll rises nationwide

The government has identified 59 flood-prone areas in Tana River County, warning of heightened risk to communities as heavy rains persist and water levels continue to rise.

By Juliet Omelo 14 days ago

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Behind the celebrations, workers juggle debt, bills and survival daily

Workers like teachers and low-income employees struggle with rising living costs, debt and stretched salaries that are often fully committed before payday arrives.

By Juliet Omelo 18 days ago

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Pay in bits, glow in full: New wallet lets Nairobians save for skincare

Nairobi beauty startup launches “Skincare Wallet” allowing users to save in small installments for skincare products, making premium beauty routines more affordable .

By Juliet Omelo 17 days ago

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Africa's digital shift gains momentum as Huawei unveils new technologies in Nairobi

Africa’s digital transformation agenda gained momentum in Nairobi as Huawei unveiled new connectivity and energy technologies, with leaders calling for stronger collaboration.

By Juliet Omelo 17 days ago

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No voice, no homecoming, no embrace at airport: Kabiru's family only received his belongings

As the final batch of Kenyan police officers landed back on Tuesday, officially bringing to a close the 18-month Haiti mission, the moment was marked with relief and national pride.

By Juliet Omelo 18 days ago

Architects Bill sparks debate over regulation, authority, and public safety

Concerns have intensified around the working conditions of architects, who say they shoulder heavy responsibility without equivalent authority. 

By Juliet Omelo 18 days ago

Lobby group raises alarm over CBC preparedness on grade 10 implementation

A new assessment warns that Kenya’s education system is underprepared for Grade 10 CBC rollout, citing major gaps in infrastructure, resources, teacher readiness and security concerns.

By Juliet Omelo 19 days ago

Junior secondary education at risk as intern tutors crisis deepens

Junior secondary education faces disruption after a court ruling declared the Teachers Service Commission internship programme unconstitutional, leaving thousands of teachers in limbo.

By Juliet Omelo 20 days ago

Kenya launches Mukuru digital classroom to boost digital learning

The government has marked a major milestone in digital inclusion and education following the official launch of the Mukuru Digital Classroom at New Mukuru Primary School.

By Juliet Omelo 20 days ago

Atwoli faults Sakaja over running of Nairobi, calls for accountability

Francis Atwoli has criticised the running of Nairobi under Governor Johnson Sakaja, calling for better accountability, planning, and service delivery.

By Juliet Omelo 21 days ago

Reprieve for City residents as City Hall operationalises Northern water collector tunnel

The governor described the development as a game-changer for Nairobi residents, noting that it marks a turning point in efforts to deliver reliable and affordable water services.

By Juliet Omelo 22 days ago

Kenya bets on AI to drive disability inclusion in new multi-partner initiative

Kenya is turning to artificial intelligence to bridge long-standing gaps in access to education, employment and assistive technologies for persons with disabilities.

By Juliet Omelo 22 days ago

Kenya to host Africa's digital economy summit as push for unified market intensifies

The four-day meeting will bring together delegations from Ethiopia, Uganda, Malawi, Gabon, Guinea, Chad and Zimbabwe, alongside the African Union Commission.

By Juliet Omelo 24 days ago

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UDA admits rift with ODM over zoning, sets talks to ease tension

UDA has acknowledged emerging tensions within its coalition with the ODM, confirming that disagreements, chief among them zoning, exist and will now be subjected to structured talks.

By Juliet Omelo 25 days ago

ICJ ruling on climate change bolsters Kenya's push for climate accountability and financing

Kenya has welcomed the landmark advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice on climate change.

By Juliet Omelo 26 days ago

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Battle lines drawn: ODM's stance on zoning exposes fault lines with Ruto's UDA

ODM has rejected zoning deals and vowed to field candidates nationwide in 2027, intensifying its rivalry with UDA amid growing internal divisions.

By Juliet Omelo 27 days ago

Fuel prices undermining bottom-up model, says MP Wamboka

Bumula MP Jack Wamboka warns that the country's escalating cost of energy is eroding livelihoods and weakening confidence in William Ruto’s bottom-up economic model.

By Juliet Omelo 27 days ago

Gaps in adolescent health services exposed as SHARP Project ends

Gaps in access to essential sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents have come into sharp focus as the SHARP Project

By Juliet Omelo 27 days ago

Savula vows to sue opposition over fuel import claims

Ayub Savula has threatened to sue opposition leaders Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka and Matiang’i, demanding proof of claims linking President Ruto to fuel imports under the G-to-G arrangement.

By Juliet Omelo 28 days ago

Two arrested as Nacada seizes Sh4.1 million illicit ethanol in Nairobi's Runda

A search of the premises led to the recovery of the ethanol cache, which investigators believe was intended for illegal distribution within the city and its outskirts.

By Juliet Omelo 28 days ago

Atwoli calls for 23pc increase in minimum wage as labour market changes

Cotu secretary general Francis Atwoli has renewed calls for a 23 per cent minimum wage increase for Kenyan workers, citing high living costs and structural changes in the labour market.

By Juliet Omelo 29 days ago