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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.
Concerns have intensified around the working conditions of architects, who say they shoulder heavy responsibility without equivalent authority.
Workers like teachers and low-income employees struggle with rising living costs, debt and stretched salaries that are often fully committed before payday arrives.
Nairobi beauty startup launches “Skincare Wallet” allowing users to save in small installments for skincare products, making premium beauty routines more affordable .
Africa’s digital transformation agenda gained momentum in Nairobi as Huawei unveiled new connectivity and energy technologies, with leaders calling for stronger collaboration.
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.
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.
NCDs have emerged as Kenya’s leading healthcare burden, accounting for the majority of hospital admissions and a growing share of deaths
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.
The standoff is increasingly affecting delivery of lessons with schools struggling to maintain normal timetables in the absence of teachers handling core subjects.
Cervical and breast cancers remain the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among Kenyan women, despite being highly treatable when detected early.
Wamboka accused Wetangula of publicly preaching Luhya unity while allegedly undermining leaders from the region behind the scenes.
Entertainment venue owners have warned artists against breaching performance agreements after growing complaints over last-minute cancellations.
EACC and FBI have strengthened cooperation to combat corruption, money laundering and illicit financial flows through enhanced intelligence sharing and joint investigations.
According to the survey, 56 per cent of Kenyans now oppose the Broad-Based Government, compared to just 30 per cent who support it.
The United Democratic Alliance has formally handed Samuel Mushina its party ticket for the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election.
Kenya is positioning itself as a gateway for North African startups seeking expansion into Sub-Saharan Africa.
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.
Huduma Kenya CEO Ben Chilumo said the agency had embraced inclusion through accessible infrastructure and support services in Huduma centres.
While governments and investors have largely concentrated on expanding generation capacity, transmission infrastructure and distribution systems continue to suffer.
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