Insurance leaders chart digital shift at Nairobi forum

Africa’s insurance industry is being urged to abandon outdated legacy systems and embrace digital connectivity and data-driven tools.

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Zerik Security bets big on Africa's digital future with Nairobi launch

This October, Nairobi will become the epicentre of Africa’s cybersecurity debate.

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KTN's Ontomwa retains crown as Kenya's security journalist of the year

The Standard and KTN’s Security and Investigations Editor, Francis Ontomwa, has once again been recognised as Kenya’s top security journalist, clinching the coveted award.

By 1 month ago

Strategic Nest unveils 2025 Leadership Award Honorees

SNC, a research-driven communications and public relations firm, has announced the winners of the 2025 edition of the Strategic Business & Leadership Awards (SBL 2025).

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Mental Health: Why a 12-second scream could save billions in Kenya's healthcare costs

Kenyan employers are being urged to rethink workplace mental health after Thalia Psychotherapy unveiled its portable Scream Therapy Room.

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Karen store launch marks Kenya as China's gateway to Africa

Kenya has invited China to seize investment opportunities in the country’s special economic zones as a strategic entry point into Africa’s vast consumer market.

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Tuk Tuk Operators Go Electric in Climate Fight

The Tuk Tuk Operators Network, and NTSA have launched a campaign to support the journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive transport future for Kenya.

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Nairobi Hospital golf tournament raises hope for children with congenital heart defects

The Nairobi Hospital held its annual Children’s Charity Heart Fund Golf Tournament at Karen Country Club on Friday, rallying support for children born with congenital heart disease (CHD).

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Cover-up claims as civil society details Saba Saba crackdown horror

Civil society groups under the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) have accused state operatives of running a covert crackdown during the Saba Saba protests that left 38 people dead.

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Kenya, France boost power grid with Sh12 billion Project

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) got a boost on the national electricity transmission grid from the France government.

By 4 months ago

Insurance leaders chart digital shift at Nairobi forum

Africa’s insurance industry is being urged to abandon outdated legacy systems and embrace digital connectivity and data-driven tools.

By 25 days ago

Zerik Security bets big on Africa's digital future with Nairobi launch

This October, Nairobi will become the epicentre of Africa’s cybersecurity debate.

By 1 month ago

KTN's Ontomwa retains crown as Kenya's security journalist of the year

The Standard and KTN’s Security and Investigations Editor, Francis Ontomwa, has once again been recognised as Kenya’s top security journalist, clinching the coveted award.

By 1 month ago

Strategic Nest unveils 2025 Leadership Award Honorees

SNC, a research-driven communications and public relations firm, has announced the winners of the 2025 edition of the Strategic Business & Leadership Awards (SBL 2025).

By 1 month ago

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Mental Health: Why a 12-second scream could save billions in Kenya's healthcare costs

Kenyan employers are being urged to rethink workplace mental health after Thalia Psychotherapy unveiled its portable Scream Therapy Room.

By 1 month ago

Karen store launch marks Kenya as China's gateway to Africa

Kenya has invited China to seize investment opportunities in the country’s special economic zones as a strategic entry point into Africa’s vast consumer market.

By 1 month ago

Tuk Tuk Operators Go Electric in Climate Fight

The Tuk Tuk Operators Network, and NTSA have launched a campaign to support the journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive transport future for Kenya.

By 1 month ago

Nairobi Hospital golf tournament raises hope for children with congenital heart defects

The Nairobi Hospital held its annual Children’s Charity Heart Fund Golf Tournament at Karen Country Club on Friday, rallying support for children born with congenital heart disease (CHD).

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Cover-up claims as civil society details Saba Saba crackdown horror

Civil society groups under the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) have accused state operatives of running a covert crackdown during the Saba Saba protests that left 38 people dead.

By 3 months ago

Kenya, France boost power grid with Sh12 billion Project

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) got a boost on the national electricity transmission grid from the France government.

By 4 months ago

Insurance leaders chart digital shift at Nairobi forum

Africa’s insurance industry is being urged to abandon outdated legacy systems and embrace digital connectivity and data-driven tools.

By 25 days ago

Zerik Security bets big on Africa's digital future with Nairobi launch

This October, Nairobi will become the epicentre of Africa’s cybersecurity debate.

By 1 month ago

KTN's Ontomwa retains crown as Kenya's security journalist of the year

The Standard and KTN’s Security and Investigations Editor, Francis Ontomwa, has once again been recognised as Kenya’s top security journalist, clinching the coveted award.

By 1 month ago

Strategic Nest unveils 2025 Leadership Award Honorees

SNC, a research-driven communications and public relations firm, has announced the winners of the 2025 edition of the Strategic Business & Leadership Awards (SBL 2025).

By 1 month ago

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Mental Health: Why a 12-second scream could save billions in Kenya's healthcare costs

Kenyan employers are being urged to rethink workplace mental health after Thalia Psychotherapy unveiled its portable Scream Therapy Room.

By 1 month ago

Karen store launch marks Kenya as China's gateway to Africa

Kenya has invited China to seize investment opportunities in the country’s special economic zones as a strategic entry point into Africa’s vast consumer market.

By 1 month ago

Tuk Tuk Operators Go Electric in Climate Fight

The Tuk Tuk Operators Network, and NTSA have launched a campaign to support the journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive transport future for Kenya.

By 1 month ago

Nairobi Hospital golf tournament raises hope for children with congenital heart defects

The Nairobi Hospital held its annual Children’s Charity Heart Fund Golf Tournament at Karen Country Club on Friday, rallying support for children born with congenital heart disease (CHD).

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Cover-up claims as civil society details Saba Saba crackdown horror

Civil society groups under the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) have accused state operatives of running a covert crackdown during the Saba Saba protests that left 38 people dead.

By 3 months ago

Kenya, France boost power grid with Sh12 billion Project

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) got a boost on the national electricity transmission grid from the France government.

By 4 months ago

Karen store launch marks Kenya as China's gateway to Africa

Kenya has invited China to seize investment opportunities in the country's special economic zones as a strategic entry point into Africa's vast consumer market.

By Benard Orwongo 1 month ago

Tuk Tuk Operators Go Electric in Climate Fight

The Tuk Tuk Operators Network, and NTSA have launched a campaign to support the journey towards a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive transport future for Kenya.

By Benard Orwongo 1 month ago

Nairobi Hospital golf tournament raises hope for children with congenital heart defects

The Nairobi Hospital held its annual Children's Charity Heart Fund Golf Tournament at Karen Country Club on Friday, rallying support for children born with congenital heart disease (CHD).

By Benard Orwongo 2 months ago

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Cover-up claims as civil society details Saba Saba crackdown horror

Civil society groups under the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) have accused state operatives of running a covert crackdown during the Saba Saba protests that left 38 people dead.

By Benard Orwongo, Emmanuel Kipchumba 3 months ago

Kenya, France boost power grid with Sh12 billion Project

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) got a boost on the national electricity transmission grid from the France government.

By Benard Orwongo 4 months ago

Absa Bank partners with women's world banking to boost women entrepreneurs

Absa Bank Kenya has entered into a strategic partnership with Women's World Banking (WWB) to enhance financial inclusion and empower women entrepreneurs across Kenya.

By Benard Orwongo 5 months ago

HIV networks meet to rethink response after funding cuts

Over 30 network leaders of PLHIV from 18 are congregating in Nairobi to brainstorm a new strategy to HIV response .

By Benard Orwongo 6 months ago

Vivo defends Shell V-Power against poor quality claims

Managing director Peter Murungi addressed the concerns following a viral social media video that purported to test the fuel's quality at certain service stations.

By Benard Orwongo 8 months ago

Opinion: Raila as Kenya's latter day Joshua?

When he was unveiled as NASA’s flag bearer two weeks ago, Raila Odinga proclaimed he would lead Kenyans “to the promised land”.

By Chebweche Mabuto 8 years ago

Illicit brews are not going anywhere, so let us embrace them

I argue that we need to shift our policy away from criminalising traditional brews and towards embracing them as a means of creating entrepreneurial opportunity.

By Robert Nyamori 9 years ago