Haiti needs urgent help, Monicah Juma tells UN Security Council

In the last three months alone, reports indicate over 1,600 civilians have been killed, with over 1.5 million others fleeing from their homes.

By Patrick Vidija 1 month ago

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Born different, branded cursed, but saved by surgery and grandmother's love

Born with a cleft lip, many children face rejection, stigma and abandonment before they receive medical care. Their families endure years of emotional pain, costly surgeries and harmful myths.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Tuya's Defence named best performing ministry in inaugural evaluation

The Ministry was recognised for successfully embedding a culture of performance management and productivity while maintaining operational readiness and institutional effectiveness.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

I will sanction nonperformers without apology, Ruto vows

Ruto challenged the public sector to ensure promotion at work is based on demonstrated results, and not mere longevity.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Nacada partners with Rift Valley clergy in fight against drug and alcohol abuse

The move comes after reports indicated that Rift Valley recorded the highest number of illicit alcoholic brews seized in the country over the last two and a half years.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Kenyan students scoop historic Grand Prize at Huawei's ICT global competition

Team demonstrated exceptional technical expertise, innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to emerge as Grand Prize winners, earning the highest distinction available in the competition.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Wines agency KWAL banks on menstrual leave to champion wellbeing at work

In recognition of health-related challenges associated with menstruation, perimenopause and menopause, the policy introduces one (1) day of paid leave per month for its employees.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

East Africa sector players share insights on how AI is affecting job skills

The meeting also shared insights, including how AI is affecting jobs and skills, how companies can improve productivity, and how HR and technology teams can work more closely together.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Nine Kenyan students battle for top prize at Huawei's ICT Competition global final

The nine are among 131 teams from more than 40 countries gathered in Shenzhen, China, for a practice competition.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Sakaja pleads for loan relief as matatu strike is suspended for talks

Sakaja urges banks to ease matatu loan pressure as operators suspend strike for one week after talks with government.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Africa launches negotiators academy to fix bad mining, debt and trade deals

Africa launches SIGN, a program led by ex-presidents to train negotiators for better mining, debt, trade, climate and health deals.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

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After apologising over Gachagua's impeachment, Waiguru urges Mt Kenya to pay 'tutam' debt

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has intensified calls for the re-election of President William Ruto, saying Mt Kenya should honour its past political commitments.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Man accused of murder of Form Two student slapped with 20-year-jail term

A man charged with the murder of a Form Two student in Kilifi County has been sentenced to 20 years in jail.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Omar Guelleh sworn in, pledges to accelerate Djibouti's economic growth

Guelleh said his government will also focus on deepening regional economic integration while strengthening infrastructure projects aimed at transforming the Horn of Africa into a major trade hub.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

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President Ruto quietly pushing campaign for Njoki Ndungu's ICC Judgeship

William Ruto is reportedly leading a high-level campaign to support Njoki Ndung’u’s bid for a seat at the International Criminal Court ahead of the December elections in New York.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Trump tightens sanctions on Iran-China oil trade

Trump’s administration said the move is in line with its decisive action to disrupt Iran’s illicit oil trade, the primary revenue stream for the Iranian regime to fund terrorism.

By Patrick Vidija 4 months ago

Haiti needs urgent help, Monicah Juma tells UN Security Council

In the last three months alone, reports indicate over 1,600 civilians have been killed, with over 1.5 million others fleeing from their homes.

By Patrick Vidija 1 month ago

Premium

Born different, branded cursed, but saved by surgery and grandmother's love

Born with a cleft lip, many children face rejection, stigma and abandonment before they receive medical care. Their families endure years of emotional pain, costly surgeries and harmful myths.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Tuya's Defence named best performing ministry in inaugural evaluation

The Ministry was recognised for successfully embedding a culture of performance management and productivity while maintaining operational readiness and institutional effectiveness.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

I will sanction nonperformers without apology, Ruto vows

Ruto challenged the public sector to ensure promotion at work is based on demonstrated results, and not mere longevity.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Nacada partners with Rift Valley clergy in fight against drug and alcohol abuse

The move comes after reports indicated that Rift Valley recorded the highest number of illicit alcoholic brews seized in the country over the last two and a half years.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Kenyan students scoop historic Grand Prize at Huawei's ICT global competition

Team demonstrated exceptional technical expertise, innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to emerge as Grand Prize winners, earning the highest distinction available in the competition.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Wines agency KWAL banks on menstrual leave to champion wellbeing at work

In recognition of health-related challenges associated with menstruation, perimenopause and menopause, the policy introduces one (1) day of paid leave per month for its employees.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

East Africa sector players share insights on how AI is affecting job skills

The meeting also shared insights, including how AI is affecting jobs and skills, how companies can improve productivity, and how HR and technology teams can work more closely together.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Nine Kenyan students battle for top prize at Huawei's ICT Competition global final

The nine are among 131 teams from more than 40 countries gathered in Shenzhen, China, for a practice competition.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Sakaja pleads for loan relief as matatu strike is suspended for talks

Sakaja urges banks to ease matatu loan pressure as operators suspend strike for one week after talks with government.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Africa launches negotiators academy to fix bad mining, debt and trade deals

Africa launches SIGN, a program led by ex-presidents to train negotiators for better mining, debt, trade, climate and health deals.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Premium

After apologising over Gachagua's impeachment, Waiguru urges Mt Kenya to pay 'tutam' debt

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has intensified calls for the re-election of President William Ruto, saying Mt Kenya should honour its past political commitments.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Man accused of murder of Form Two student slapped with 20-year-jail term

A man charged with the murder of a Form Two student in Kilifi County has been sentenced to 20 years in jail.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Omar Guelleh sworn in, pledges to accelerate Djibouti's economic growth

Guelleh said his government will also focus on deepening regional economic integration while strengthening infrastructure projects aimed at transforming the Horn of Africa into a major trade hub.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Premium

President Ruto quietly pushing campaign for Njoki Ndungu's ICC Judgeship

William Ruto is reportedly leading a high-level campaign to support Njoki Ndung’u’s bid for a seat at the International Criminal Court ahead of the December elections in New York.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Trump tightens sanctions on Iran-China oil trade

Trump’s administration said the move is in line with its decisive action to disrupt Iran’s illicit oil trade, the primary revenue stream for the Iranian regime to fund terrorism.

By Patrick Vidija 4 months ago

Haiti needs urgent help, Monicah Juma tells UN Security Council

In the last three months alone, reports indicate over 1,600 civilians have been killed, with over 1.5 million others fleeing from their homes.

By Patrick Vidija 1 month ago

Premium

Born different, branded cursed, but saved by surgery and grandmother's love

Born with a cleft lip, many children face rejection, stigma and abandonment before they receive medical care. Their families endure years of emotional pain, costly surgeries and harmful myths.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Tuya's Defence named best performing ministry in inaugural evaluation

The Ministry was recognised for successfully embedding a culture of performance management and productivity while maintaining operational readiness and institutional effectiveness.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

I will sanction nonperformers without apology, Ruto vows

Ruto challenged the public sector to ensure promotion at work is based on demonstrated results, and not mere longevity.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Nacada partners with Rift Valley clergy in fight against drug and alcohol abuse

The move comes after reports indicated that Rift Valley recorded the highest number of illicit alcoholic brews seized in the country over the last two and a half years.

By Patrick Vidija 2 months ago

Kenyan students scoop historic Grand Prize at Huawei's ICT global competition

Team demonstrated exceptional technical expertise, innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to emerge as Grand Prize winners, earning the highest distinction available in the competition.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

Wines agency KWAL banks on menstrual leave to champion wellbeing at work

In recognition of health-related challenges associated with menstruation, perimenopause and menopause, the policy introduces one (1) day of paid leave per month for its employees.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago

East Africa sector players share insights on how AI is affecting job skills

The meeting also shared insights, including how AI is affecting jobs and skills, how companies can improve productivity, and how HR and technology teams can work more closely together.

By Patrick Vidija 3 months ago