Kenya

On Tuesday, March 3, local newspapers sustained focus on the helicopter crash that killed Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng’eno and five others, as a multi-agency team deepened investigations into the tragedy’s cause. The top stories in Kenyan newspapers on Tuesday, March 3. Photos/screengrabs: Daily Nation, The Standard, The Star and Taifa Leo. Source: UGC 1.

Kenya Meteorological Department warns of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across the country, particularly in Nairobi, Rift Valley, and Lake Victoria Basin regions...

Vehicle ownership for SMEs is perceived as a sign of growth that would help the business take control of their transport needs, improve efficiency and help them scale with confidence but at times, it comes with an unforeseen financial strain. Already, the cost of owning a vehicle in Kenya remains extremely high, especially for SMEs

Starting July 1, 2025, KEPSS will operate from 7 AM to 7 PM on business days, up from the current 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM schedule...

An alliance of global philanthropists has pledged a Ksh64.65 billion (USD 500 million) aid to boost healthcare funding in Kenya and other sub-Saharan countries. The coalition includes the Gates Foundation, the Mohamed Bin Zayed Foundation for Humanity—formerly representing the UAE—and a consortium of American donors. The funding will target key health sector reforms, with a

Whew, chile! The drama in the ATL is nowhere near over. In a brand new YouTube video, ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ OG Kenya Moore...

Kenya, though its National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has begun deploying smart digital speed cameras across major highways in the country in a bold step toward modernizing road safety and enforcement. Motorists who over-speed will be fined on-the-go. Instantly. Without the need for a court process or police intervention which loses the government money

Homepage > News > Business > Kenya orders Worldcoin to cease biometric data collection Worldcoin must delete all user data and cease collecting biometric data from Kenyans, the country’s High Court has ruled in the latest blow to Sam Altman’s controversial project. Lady Justice Aburili Roselyne ruled that the Worldcoin Foundation and its agents must