Technical training gains momentum as youth eye jobs through Wezesha Vijana programme

Kenya’s Wezesha Vijana programme is boosting youth employment prospects as graduates from PC Kinyanjui Technical Training Institute demonstrate practical vocational and digital skills.

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From thirst to hope: solar desalination plant transforms life for Kiunga residents

A new solar-powered desalination plant in Kiunga is transforming lives by providing reliable access to safe drinking water.

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After floods, Sakaja in rush to map drainage hotspots

Johnson Sakaja has ordered a 48-hour action plan to identify and fix drainage hotspots in Nairobi following recent floods.

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Floods leave trail of ruins and losses in Nairobi

A week after devastating floods swept through Nairobi leaving more than 20 dead, residents are still grappling with the aftermath as fresh floods continue to disrupt life in several estates.

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Ghana High Commissioner calls for stronger African business collaboration

Ghana’s High Commissioner to Kenya, Paul Evans Aidoo, urged African nations to boost cross-border business collaboration and strengthen private sector partnerships to drive continental growth.

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Huruma traders demand alternative site after market demolition

Traders displaced by the demolition of Huruma Open-Air Market are urging authorities to provide alternative trading spaces as redevelopment plans move forward.

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Digital skills gap, structural barriers hinder students in Kenya's underserved counties

A new study by the Chalan Foundation reveals that students in Kenya’s underserved counties face a widening digital skills gap due to limited access to technology and structural barriers.

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Rights groups applaud Court of Appeals decision on cybercrime law

Kenyan rights groups praise the Court of Appeal ruling that declared parts of the Cybercrimes Act unconstitutional, bolstering digital rights and free expression.

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Floods disrupt learning as schools, families count losses

The floods followed heavy rains that pounded the city on Friday evening, leaving homes, roads and public institutions submerged.

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Deadly floods: How early alerts were ignored

The aftermath of heavy rains that pounded the country last Friday, claiming 49 lives, displacing thousands, and leaving a trail of destruction of property, could have been mitigated.

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Bamburi Cement's Ramadhan food donation targets 30,000 vulnerable Kenyans

Bamburi Cement Plc has expanded its annual Ramadhan Food Drive to benefit at least 30,000 vulnerable Kenyans across counties during the holy month.

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Kenya calls for urgent global action as new drug threats emerge

Kenya has called for urgent and coordinated global action to combat drug trade, warning that emerging substances and digital trafficking networks are intensifying the global narcotics crisis.

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Muturi alleges state plot to take over Nairobi Hospital

Muturi claimed that senior government officials have been exerting pressure on the hospital’s board to alter its leadership and create vacancies for individuals allegedly linked to the state.

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KRA rolls out body cameras for customs officers

Kenya is among the first African countries to deploy body-worn cameras for customs officers

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Floods aftermath: Families flock to morgues to identify kin

A total of 22 bodies had been received at the facility, 20 from drowning incidents and two from electrocution, with one body reportedly transferred to Chiromo, bringing the total to 23.

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'Clicks that hurt': How technology is facilitating gender-based violence

The research exposes deep systemic failures, weak accountability, and unsafe online spaces driving a rapidly escalating epidemic across Kenya, Cameroon, Nigeria, Senegal, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

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Joyce Akelo: Breast cancer survivor championing early screening

As the world marks International Women’s Day, her story highlights both the resilience of women and the urgent need for greater awareness around cancer screening and support.

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FLOODS: Government ramps up food aid to flood victims across the country

President William Ruto has directed urgent government measures to distribute food and provide relief to families affected by severe flooding across Nairobi and other parts of Kenya.

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FLOODS: Weather man warns of continued heavy rainfall and flood risks

Kenyans should brace themselves for two more days of heavy rainfall, according to the Kenya Meteorological Department.

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Western Kenya leaders reject deputy president debate, commit to Ruto's re-election

Leaders from Western Kenya, including representatives of the Luhya, Teso, and Sabaot communities, have dismissed debate over William Ruto’s 2027 running mate.

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'We are being played': Luhya politicians decry exclusion from 2027 power talks

A section of Luhya politicians has raised concerns of regional exclusion in the ongoing political negotiations ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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Cranes, communities and climate: Inside rush to restore Kenya's wetlands

Across Kenya, wetlands are vanishing at an alarming pace.

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Family seeks closure as search for teen swept by floods continues

John Mutuku, a Grade 9 student at Shadrach Kimarel Junior Secondary School, was swept away on Friday while attempting to cross a swollen river to play football.

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Injured Ofafa Jericho JSS teacher held in hospital as Sh3 million bill pushes family into distress

Alex has been admitted to Aga Khan University Hospital since January 31, 2026, following a road accident in Ngara during the KUPPET elections.

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Rights group says Presidential task force report indicates GBV crisis threatening Kenya's democracy

Women in Democracy and Governance said the findings of the task force confirm GBV in Kenya has reached a national emergency and threatens the country’s democratic foundations.

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How security guard sold land and spent lavishly with Makenzi

Paul Makenzi’s trusted security guard-turned-foe, Enos Amanya, boarded a flight with his wife to Shakahola immediately after selling his land in Nairobi’s Kasarani area.

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EACC recovers another public land worth Sh281 million in Mombasa

The statement noted that Justice Naikuni ordered cancellation of the titles and restoration of the properties on February 13, 2026, valued at Sh175 million.

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Treasury defends high domestic borrowing amid debt warning

Kenya will continue to rely heavily on domestic borrowing to finance its budget deficit

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African Editors pledge to prioritise safety for journalists in hostile environments

During the meeting, Editors said journalist safety would now be treated as a core professional and institutional responsibility, not an optional newsroom policy.

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Coffee market banks on online bidding to boost farmers' returns

The coffee market is undergoing a major shift as the Nairobi Coffee Exchange adopts online bidding as part of a new five-year strategy

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Nairobi youths tackle climate change with river cleanup

Youth volunteers in Nairobi have launched a monthly cleanup of the Nairobi River along Naivasha Road to fight climate change and reduce pollution.

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Nairobi Coffee Exchange unveils 2026-2030 plan, bets on transparency and technology

Kenya’s coffee industry is positioning itself for a turnaround driven by higher farmer earnings, expanded production zones, and a more transparent trading system

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Smartphone brands push upgrades to protect market share

Smartphone manufacturers are increasingly leaning on product upgrades and high-profile partnerships to protect market share.

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Family's pain deepens as autopsy confirms Vincent Ayom was shot at close range

Grief engulfed the family of Vincent Ayomo after a postmortem confirmed that he was killed by a single gunshot fired at close range, reinforcing their belief that the action was deliberate.

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IEBC ready for by-elections

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has confirmed its full preparedness for the February 26 by-elections, citing enhanced logistical, security and operational plans.

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Relief for Bumula residents as MP revives stalled dam project

Residents of Bumula constituency are expected to benefit from regular water supply after MP Wanami Wamboka announced the revival of the stalled Namuningei dam project.

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Firms told ISO standards key for global trade

Kenya is increasing its adoption of International Organisation for Standardisation management systems as a key strategy to enhance business credibility

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Family cries foul over delays in postmortem of their slain kin

Ayomo was allegedly shot dead by police during the Edwin Sifuna-led ODM rally in Kitengela after police disrupted the rally, lobbing teargas and using live bullets

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Fears of state capture grip Nairobi Hospital

The Nairobi Hospital board members and doctors are warning that political interference, disregard of court orders and financial mismanagement are threatening patient care.

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2,201 children with disabilities benefit from Ustawi Scholarship Programme

Thousands of children with disabilities across Kenya on Monday received new opportunities to pursue education through the Ustawi Scholarship Program

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