Jobs in Kenya are increasingly tied to international labor markets as the state prioritizes human capital exports through bilateral labor mobility agreements. Driven by the State Department for Diaspora Affairs and the Ministry of Labour Read More
Nairobi’s digital ecosystem is undergoing a quiet, high-decibel revolution. Walk through any morning traffic gridlock along Uhuru Highway or glance at passengers riding Matatus through Westlands, and you will notice a clear shift: traditional Read More
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has officially announced the reporting date, online registration requirements, and orientation schedule for the 2026/2027 academic year cohort. Whether you are a government-sponsored student placed through the Read More
If there was one moment that tested Kenya’s Ebola preparedness, it came quietly at a military airbase in Laikipia, where seven American disaster response workers waited 21 days to find out whether they had been Read More
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is closely monitoring weather patterns and their potential impact on food prices as it maintains a cautious outlook on inflation and economic growth for the rest of the year. Read More
Teachers involved in administering Kenya’s national examinations could soon face restrictions on when they can exercise their right to strike under a proposed law before Parliament. The Kenya National Educational Assessments Council Bill, 2026, seeks Read More
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is set to have a bigger stake in Kenya’s insurance industry if an investment company linked to him completes a deal to acquire majority ownership of two insurers from Read More
If political power is partly about knowing what your opponent plans before they act, Rigathi Gachagua appears determined to prove that he still has access to information deep inside President William Ruto’s administration. The Read More
Birth of a new legal challenge over mobile money fraud has kept the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) firmly in the spotlight after the regulator failed to convince the High Court that it should be Read More
Treasury borrowed Sh983.7 billion in the financial year ended June 2026, with Sh207.7 billion of the debt going towards recurrent expenditure exposing continued pressure on the government to finance its day-to-day operations without relying on loans. Read More
