Our politics should be based on ideas and track record of those aiming for public office

Phase III clinical trials of the Chinese vaccines are currently underway in a number of countries

Kenya and the US are engaged in negotiations towards actualizing a Free Trade Agreement

In many jurisdictions, the idea of poverty is only talked about in speeches but does not attract targeted and the whole of society approach

Nairobi should modernise its business environment in order to attract more foreign direct investments

It is going to take time for the Biden administration to undo the damage caused by President Trump

Every voice should be heard and where better alternatives are mooted due consideration should be accorded

Major highways, ports, and railways have been actualised, thanks to Chinese money and technology

Every Kenyan should directly or through elected leaders exercise their stand on the Building Bridges Initiative

Helping every country to manage the virus is in the interest of humanity as a whole

Politicians bank on the energy, creativity and impressionability of the youth to get their way.

Task of shaping a more functional UN cannot be left to countries with no desire to promote globalization and international cooperation

The youth require pragmatic grassroots empowerment programmes

Kenya cannot realise its development aspirations when leaders politic and fight all the time

African countries have expressed fears that servicing external debt may deny their economies funds to mount adequate response to the health crisis

At the end of its tenure, Kenya will be evaluated on its 10-point agenda to the Council

President Uhuru Kenyatta recently presented his decisions on movement restrictions with facts and numbers

Hope: We are all waiting for our Wuhan moment

With the right set of expertise, leadership and population behaviour, China has demonstrated that Covid-19 can be managed

Let the demise of Kigenda and her daughter jolt the government to undertake comprehensive reforms in our maritime security and safety.

The same streak of performance was registered by the Diploma in Clinical Medicine cohort where 35 out of 38 who sat for the examinations triumphed.

JICA to continue supporting Kenya’s bid to achieving sustainable socio-economic development, an official has said.

A total of 118 graduands were conferred with doctorate degrees JKUAT during the institution’s graduation ceremony marked, Friday.

JKUAT has been recertified on two international standards namely ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management Systems) and ISO 14001:2015.

Mining is an emerging economic pillar; having contributed up to 2 percent of the GDP in 2018 from barely 0.8 percent in 2007

JKUAT will leverage strategic partnerships to promote sustainable farming technologies not only in Kenya but also in the region.

SAJOREC is a Sh3 billion government to government project, signed by President Uhuru Kenyatta and President Xi Jinping in 2013.

During TICAD VI, it will behove the hosts and the delegates to set new standards and codify new commitments that will lead to better living conditions for Africa’s 1.2 billion residents.

The Heads of State through the African Union (AU) resolved to prioritize higher education, scientific and technological research to revitalize the continent’s development and global competitiveness.

The biggest highlight from the recently concluded African Union (AU) Summit was certainly the decision to back the Kenya-fronted agenda to facilitate mass withdrawal from the Rome Statute that spawned the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Terrorism is now considered to be the greatest threat to global peace and security. The global menace has had significant financial implications where the efforts by countries to re-stablish after attack have cost a great amount of resources.

Whether it was on account of your roots here or the acknowledgment by the US of the significance of Kenya in tackling a number of global challenges, we are honoured to have hosted you.

By the year 2030, Kenya hopes to be an industrialising middle-income country, where citizens enjoy high quality life in a clean and safe environment.

The second cohort of graduate students of the Pan African University (PAU) have been admitted to the JKUAT based Institute of Basic Sciences Technology and Innovation (PAUSTI).

In the last two weeks, two men who have had enormous influence on my journalistic writing, penned their thoughts in The Standard on what they believe is the state of Kenyan media.

Deputy President William Ruto has urged young innovators to take advantage of the Presidential Digital Innovation programme and deploy their creativity and innovation to advance Kenya’s socio-economic transformation. He said the initiative is primed to help the government fully digitize its operations and will heavily rely on the talent and ingenuity of Kenyan youth, particularly in the ICT sector.

Kenya is set to establish a regional data sharing centre to accelerate generation, analysis, management and archival of scientific data to support its development plans.

Mary Abukutsa Onyango, a professor of Horticulture at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, has won the prestigious 2014 Edinburgh Medal. Abukutsa was announced winner during the 26th Edinburgh Medal ceremony and address on Thursday in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.