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Kenya's quest to harness the fisheries potential from its deep-sea waters has received a boost following the launch of a deep-sea fishing exhibition at the Liwatoni Fisheries Complex.
A family in Mombasa is grieving after their 14-year-old son was shot dead by police while lighting fireworks during New Year celebrations.
Little Theatre Club officials have appealed to the government to intervene and help save it from being replaced with a technical and vocational education and training institution.
June Chepkemei said that the cruise ship industry in Kenya was on an upward trend.
A campaign mooted by the MTC to weed out the menacing Indian house crows through prebaiting has shown remarkable success, tourism stakeholders have said.
For decades, the maritime sector has operated under a narrow definition of safety that privileged physical hazards while remaining largely silent on social harm.
Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Ms Rebecca Miano said all hospitality properties will be classified a fresh by the Tourism Regulatory Authority (TRA).
They argue that responsibility for issuing SIDs should rest with the industry regulator, the Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA).
Unlike an auxiliary bishop, a coadjutor automatically becomes the next head of the diocese when the current bishop is nearing retirement or has health issues.
Kenya’s maritime training has been strengthened with the installation of a bridge simulator at Mount Kenya University’s Malindi Maritime Academy in Kilifi County.
Human right activists in Mombasa have petitioned the government to state why they are holding Mwagodi Mwabili without formally charging him.
Outsourcing resurfaces whenever efficiency dips, ship turnaround times lengthen, or cargo dwell time becomes a national preoccupation.
An organic city represents a sustainable, eco-friendly urban model designed to function like a living organism, balancing high-density living with ecological regeneration.
This bustling coastal town continues to grow. The progress and transformation of the once sleepy village to a must-visit area in the last decade is evident.
Kenya’s push to expand seafarer jobs through MOUs is facing scrutiny from industry players who warn that structural gaps still limit real employment opportunities.
A Kenyan ship inspector, Betty Mutugi, has been elected unopposed as the chairperson of the Association of Women Managers in the Maritime Sector in Eastern and Southern Africa
Mombasa County Government has stopped construction and excavation activities in Mombasa for three days
A group of maritime experts has downplayed the recent increase in cargo volumes at Port Lamu
All formal settlements in Mombasa will receive a facelift through the KISIP, a county-led partnership with the World Bank.
Mtwapa Creek is home to various high-end luxurious accommodations and waterfront dining options, like the Marina Seafood Restaurant The Moorings, Kenya’s first floating restaurant.
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