Baragoi town rises from ashes of banditry, deadly ethnic conflicts
In the past three years, guns have gone silent. And Baragoi town, like a phoenix, is rising from the ashes.
By Michael Saitoti 1 month ago
Baragoi town rises from ashes of banditry, deadly ethnic conflicts
Egypt could spark regional conflict over Ethiopia's dam
Egypt's stance against Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has escalated, raising the possibility of military conflict between Cairo and Addis Ababa.
By Duop Chak Wuol 1 month ago
Egypt could spark regional conflict over Ethiopia's dam
Rights to our airspace should not be doled out without benefits
Airspace is a resource. And like any other precious resource, it must be protected by countries.
By Leonard Khafafa 1 month ago
Rights to our airspace should not be doled out without benefits
Governor Ole Lenku leads race to succeed Waiguru as CoG chairperson
Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku has become the latest entrant in the race for Waiguru successors, bringing to three the number of candidates seeking to occupy the hot seat.
By Peterson Githaiga 1 month ago
Governor Ole Lenku leads race to succeed Waiguru as CoG chairperson
Cancel the bad JKIA deal before it's too late, MPs tell Mbadi
Treasury CS John Mbadi defended the takeover, explaining that the country stood to gain a lot from the JKIA-Adani deal.
By Josphat Thiong'o 1 month ago
Cancel the bad JKIA deal before it's too late, MPs tell Mbadi
Audit underway for Sh2b coffee debt write-off, says Oparanya
The government has committed to waive Sh2 billion debt in the coffee sector and prioritise the crop as key in growing foreign exchange reserves.
By Graham Kajilwa 1 month ago
Audit underway for Sh2b coffee debt write-off, says Oparanya
SIC Investment Cooperative seeks NSE listing after rebrand
SIC Investment Cooperative, formerly Safaricom Investment Cooperative (SIC), has revealed plans to list on the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) after taking up a new brand identity.
By Graham Kajilwa 1 month ago
SIC Investment Cooperative seeks NSE listing after rebrand
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Austerity for who? State splurges Sh27b on foreign trips
A new report shows that spending on domestic and foreign travel increased by Sh6.97 to Sh27.34 billion from Sh20.37 billion in the financial year to June 2023.
By Macharia Kamau 1 month ago
Austerity for who? State splurges Sh27b on foreign trips
Kiambu's Michael Karanga crowned 2024 Malindi Open champion
Karanga registered his back-to-back win after last weekend's victory in the Railway's Invitational.
By Maarufu Mohamed 1 month ago
Kiambu's Michael Karanga crowned 2024 Malindi Open champion
How CBK rate hikes impact Treasury's emergency loans
Treasury paid Sh9.63 billion as interest over the last financial year compared to a charge of Sh5.16 billion in the year to June 2023.
By Macharia Kamau 1 month ago
How CBK rate hikes impact Treasury's emergency loans
KMPDU blames ailing healthcare system for medical intern's death
The union warned that the continued neglect of unpaid or underpaid healthcare workers will further endanger their safety and violate their basic rights.
By Stephanie Wangari 1 month ago
KMPDU blames ailing healthcare system for medical intern's death
Kenya, UK sign investment deal
Kenya has signed a partnership agreement with the UK government to introduce new investment products and increase private sector capital for development.
By Sharon Wanga 1 month ago
Kenya, UK sign investment deal
Safaricom-led consortium was vetted before approval, says PS Kimtai
A section of Kenyans raised concerns about the ownership of Apeiro Ltd, one of the contracted firms.
By Stephanie Wangari 1 month ago
Safaricom-led consortium was vetted before approval, says PS Kimtai
Ruto calls for renewal of UN Security Mission in Haiti
President William Ruto has urged the United Nations Security Council to renew the mandate of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS) for an additional term.
By Sharon Wanga 1 month ago
Ruto calls for renewal of UN Security Mission in Haiti
Varying standards curtail Kenyan insurers' regional foray
Regional disparity in insurance sector standards forces Kenyan firms to incur extra costs to train staff in new markets where they set up subsidiaries.
By Graham Kajilwa 1 month ago
Varying standards curtail Kenyan insurers' regional foray
I still use my KANU card as ID, woman speaks of frustrations
The 69-year-old told The Standard her unsuccessful attempts to acquire an ID. She is almost giving up on ever getting the important document after losing it decades back.
By Abdimalik Hajir 1 month ago
I still use my KANU card as ID, woman speaks of frustrations
Police clash with university lecturers as students threaten to join demo
Chaos erupted in the streets of Nairobi's CBD as university lecturers took to the streets, clashing with police in a protest that saw several dons arrested.
By Mike Kihaki 1 month ago
Police clash with university lecturers as students threaten to join demo
Church leaders reject Mungatana Bill, defend freedom of worship
The Religious Organisations Bill proposes heavy penalties of up to Sh10 million in fines or imprisonment of up to five years, or both for those found to have violated the law.
By Mike Kihaki 1 month ago
Church leaders reject Mungatana Bill, defend freedom of worship
Report: How Kenya's weak labour market hurts economy
The Kenya Economic Report states that agriculture is a labour-intensive sector and would therefore require targeted interventions to make it more productive.
By Graham Kajilwa 1 month ago
Report: How Kenya's weak labour market hurts economy
Two arrested in Sh296 million bursary fraud, two others in hiding
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested two suspects for misappropriation and theft of public funds amounting to Sh296 million in West Pokot.
By Sharon Wanga 1 month ago
Two arrested in Sh296 million bursary fraud, two others in hiding
Underneath Gachagua's self-effacing manner, lurks a belligerent man
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua understands the mindsets of his detractors and had to scuttle their plans by launching an offensive to induce guilt
By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago
Underneath Gachagua's self-effacing manner, lurks a belligerent man
Health experts warning: Think twice before eating bushmeat
Before your next bush cuisine, please take a pose and contemplate the potential risks, because eating bush meat could potentially leave you fighting a deadly disease.
By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago
Health experts warning: Think twice before eating bushmeat
Let Somaliland elections usher in new foreign policy
By pushing for international recognition, Somaliland has been carving out a space for itself in the region and in the international system.
By Mohamed Abdillahi Omar 1 month ago
Let Somaliland elections usher in new foreign policy
Sakaja refutes claims of Wakulima Market being sold
Sakaja also revealed the genesis of the feud between him and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
By Sharon Wanga 1 month ago
Sakaja refutes claims of Wakulima Market being sold
Healthcare providers instructed to register for Health Information Exchange before October
All public and private healthcare providers have been instructed to register for the National Health Information Exchange (HIE) ahead of its rollout on October 1.
By Stephanie Wangari 1 month ago
Healthcare providers instructed to register for Health Information Exchange before October
Mombasa rookie Eliud Bett comes of age to clinch title at Sea-Link Mombasa Course
Veteran Senior Charles Odoo is over the moon after sinking a rare 'Hole in One' at Nyali in his Birthday Month.
By Maarufu Mohamed 1 month ago
Mombasa rookie Eliud Bett comes of age to clinch title at Sea-Link Mombasa Course
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William Ruto's struggle for stability on the global stage amid domestic backlash
Ruto's foreign policy often clashes due to shifting global dynamics, leading to confusion and instability. His efforts to engage with the West have been notable.
By Macharia Munene 1 month ago
William Ruto's struggle for stability on the global stage amid domestic backlash
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Kitengela Three: Sad tale of Njagi solitary confinement
A day after the Kitengela Three were released by their abductors, it is now emerging that Bob Njagi, the Free Kenya Movement coordinator, was kept in solitary confinement and not allowed to talk.
By Peterson Githaiga and Fred Kagonye 1 month ago
Kitengela Three: Sad tale of Njagi solitary confinement
The last straw that broke Ruto, Gachagua unstable relationship
In a TV interview on Friday, the DP hinted at an incident where a senior person called him stupid at JKIA. Since the airport encounter, the President and DP have not met each other.
By Ndung'u Gachane 1 month ago
The last straw that broke Ruto, Gachagua unstable relationship
Kithure Kindiki joins Mountain political matrix
As Mt Kenya region erupts into political activity which has created fissures and divisions, the eastern side which has for decades remained in the leeward side of politics has been jolted into action.
By Phares Mutembei 1 month ago
Kithure Kindiki joins Mountain political matrix
Uhuru-era policies and 'roadside' declarations haunted by queries
Some officials at the helm of public institutions face audit queries which threaten to have them censured. Moi University and Kenya Ports Authority top brass are such officials feeling the heat.
By Josphat Thiong'o 1 month ago
Uhuru-era policies and 'roadside' declarations haunted by queries
Petty political fights meant to divert public attention from serious issues
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah's unbecoming utterances are meant to divert public attention from serious problems afflicting the country.
By Macharia Munene 1 month ago
Petty political fights meant to divert public attention from serious issues
Safaricom consortium gets Sh104b contract for digital health system
The three firms will invest in the project and recover the investment over a 10-year period starting February 2025, delivering 70,000 tablets and 5,000 laptops to public health workers.
By Graham Kajilwa 1 month ago
Safaricom consortium gets Sh104b contract for digital health system
Why lecturers want to have the longest tenure in public service
In their proposed 2021-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement, lecturers want the government to allow academic staff in public universities to retire at 75 years.
By Mike Kihaki 1 month ago
Why lecturers want to have the longest tenure in public service
Wajir leaders call for coexistence during International Day of Peace
Leaders highlight the critical role of peace in the socio-economic development of Wajir county
By Mohamed Saman 1 month ago
Wajir leaders call for coexistence during International Day of Peace
Parliament to contest ruling declaring NG-CDF illegal
Two judges declared the kitty unconstitutional, impacting lawmakers' control over funds. The ruling could prevent MPs from accessing billions allocated to the fund from next year.
By Josphat Thiong'o 1 month ago
Parliament to contest ruling declaring NG-CDF illegal
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How sub-standard cooking oil found it's way in Kenyan market
Kenyans could be consuming substandard cooking oil due to negligence by officials from the Kenya National Trading Corporation
By Josphat Thiongo 1 month ago
How sub-standard cooking oil found it's way in Kenyan market
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Gachagua on the warpath
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was on Friday on the warpath as he blasted his persecutors whom he accused of plotting to impeach him.
By Ndung'u Gachane and Okumu Modachi 1 month ago
Gachagua on the warpath
Kitengela Three freed after 30 days' ordeal in captivity
Activist Bob Njagi and brothers Aslam and Jamil Longton were freed after being abducted for a month in Kitengela, Kajiado County.
By Peterson Githaiga and Fred Kagonye 1 month ago
Kitengela Three freed after 30 days' ordeal in captivity
I can't be impeached without Ruto's approval, says Gachagua
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua said for the impeachment motion to attain the required threshold, it would require the input of President William Ruto to lobby for it.
By Charles Ndegwa 1 month ago
I can't be impeached without Ruto's approval, says Gachagua
Gachagua to Ruto: I am out of the way, now deliver to Kenyans
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