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President William Ruto has ordered a nationwide crackdown on foreigners operating small-scale businesses in Kenya, givin...
Long before mobile payments became a global trend, Kenya had already turned the humble mobile phone into a bank in the h...
East African governments have declared education free, but for many parents, “free” is still expensive. This feature...
For decades, a university degree in Africa has often been followed by a search for an office job, while those unable to ...
Africa is warming faster than many parts of the world, while its ability to adapt remains constrained by poverty, weak i...
Most countries in Africa legally establish that freedom of religion is a right conferred to all individuals. Several cou...
Wearable sensors, AI-driven disease diagnostics, and digital tracking are being tested in regions like Nigeria and East ...
More than 6,000 newly trained police officers have graduated at Kiganjo with redesigned uniforms and a 36 percent increa...
Kenya Airways has suffered a Sh15.92 billion pre-tax loss in the first half of 2026, raising fresh questions about the f...
Parts of Nairobi’s Central Business District have been forced into an unusual shutdown as small traders protest a new ...
Sixteen years after Kenya promulgated its transformative 2010 Constitution, the country has made major changes in govern...