Under the theme ‘It Starts with a Book’, the event features over 15 million books covering diverse fields of knowledge, with over 2,500 publishers from 112 countries participating.
Named the ‘Historical Corpus of the Arabic Language’, this extensive project spans 17 centuries of linguistic development across 127 volumes.
Education experts and technology enthusiasts have called for the scaling up of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational institutions and libraries worldwide.
From creative displays of modern literature to rare texts, the Sharjah International Book Fair offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of the written word.
Digital publishing industries continue to face competition from free and low-cost online materials, as well as piracy and intellectual property infringements.
A civic freedom monitor has downgraded Kenya’s civic space in its annual ratings amid a recent crackdown on nationwide protests and abductions.
Plans to have a vaccine that limits methane emissions by angulates have been under way, through a pioneering collaboration between the Pirbright Institute and the Royal Veterinary College.
A Standard Group journalist has emerged the winner of the inaugural Nation Photo Awards contest organised by the Nation Media Group and sponsored by Tecno.
Kabarak University has become the first institution of higher learning to fully go off-grid.
Kanu chairman Gideon Moi has drummed up support for former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s African Union Commission (AUC) chairmanship candidature.
Kenya will still be able to export its coffee to European Union (EU) countries in 2025 without the looming impact of the anti-deforestation regulations.
Kenya is set to begin the new year with drier than usual conditions, characterised by hotter days and chilly nights.
In a report to be released later in the month, detailing the global temperature figures for the past year, last year's temperatures surpassed 2023 and 2016, which previously held records.
Andy Kibet and Samuel Kisilu are among the top candidates in the 2024 KCSE exams at Moi High School-Kabarak, achieving outstanding results.
Based in Nakuru County, Moi High School-Kabarak’s success is driven by discipline, collaboration, and strong parental and board members support.
The Kenya Wildlife Service and tourism stakeholders are once again planning to review the national park entry fees for the 2025-2026 financial year.
A teacher’s quest to reverse the high rate of malnutrition within communities in Bomet County could win him the coveted Global Teacher Prize.
Environmentalists have warned against policies that continue to pile pressure on existing environmental challenges.
At least 2 million students across the country had their schooling interrupted by extreme climate in 2024.
Dunga Swamp and other key wetlands face pressures from encroachment and pollution.Experts warn of declining wetland health, citing deforestation.
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