KENYA’S government has announced plans to open its first nuclear power plant by 2034 along the Indian Ocean coast, a move aimed at boosting the country’s energy capacity. The announcement comes ahead of a US-Africa summit on nuclear energy set…
KENYA’S Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended a lower court’s decision that declared the 2023 Finance Law unconstitutional. The suspension aims to maintain budget stability until the government’s appeal is heard next month. The finance laws, presented to parliament annually, are…
Construction has officially begun on East Africa’s first state-of-the-art liquid oxygen manufacturing plant at the Tatu Industrial Park within the Tatu City Special Economic Zone in Kenya. The groundbreaking ceremony, held on Friday, was attended by notable figures, including…
A 95-year-old Kenyan man on Sunday wedded his 90-year-old long-time sweetheart, six decades after they first met. Ibrahim Mbogo was said to have walked down the aisle with Tabitha Wangui, his heartthrob, at a white wedding in a church on…
THE Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) announced on Friday that it has contingency plans in place to ensure smooth airport operations ahead of a strike planned by the country’s main aviation union, set to begin on August 19. The Kenya…
ANTI-GOVERNMENT protesters have once again taken to the streets in Kenya, intensifying their calls for President William Ruto’s resignation. This comes as President Ruto witnessed the swearing-in of a newly reconstituted cabinet aimed at addressing public dissatisfaction. On Wednesday, police in Nairobi…
Kenya Foreign Ministry has issued a stern warning to the US-based Ford Foundation regarding the utilisation of donor funds and adherence to the country’s laws. The warning was delivered during a high-level meeting between officials from Kenya’s Foreign Ministry and…
THE Kenyan High Court on Wednesday mandated the government to pay $3.4 million in compensation to the families of the 148 victims of the 2015 Garissa University terror attack, which predominantly claimed the lives of students. The court concluded that…
KENYAN’s streets remain in turmoil as protests sparked by controversial tax hikes evolve into a broader outcry against deep-rooted economic disparities and perceived government accountability failures. At the forefront of this movement is a generation of young Kenyans who refuse…
IN a significant move against corruption, Kenya’s former head of the state-owned trading company was charged in court on Tuesday for abuse of office and other offences related to a 2022 edible oil import scheme valued at over $120 million.…
