Over 201,000 first-year university students and 237,000 new TVET trainees are set to receive government loans and scholarships, marking a major boost to Kenya’s commitment to accessible …
All students in public universities—both new entrants and continuing learners—will benefit from a new, reduced tuition fee structure announced by the government. The change is …
In a bold and sweeping move, the Kenyan government has proposed tough new measures to regulate alcohol consumption. The new directives would ban alcohol sales in supermarkets, …
As the excitement builds for the CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 in Kenya, it's time to talk game day rules. The Local Organizing Committee has …
Harambee Stars are gearing up for a shot at continental glory as they prepare to debut in the African Nations Championship CHAN 2025, set to kick …
Nairobi is about to become more than just Kenya’s capital, it may soon be a major global diplomatic hub. Three United Nations agencies are already shifting part …
In a major shift that’s stirring debate online, the Kenya Defence Forces has officially scrapped the long-standing direct cash meal allowance for its personnel. From now on, …
In today’s fast-moving digital world, we use our phones for almost everything, from paying bills and shopping to chatting with friends and applying for jobs. But did …
The government has announced a freeze on all pending public tenders starting today. The move marks the official switch to the Electronic Government Procurement System (e-GPS), a …
Kenya’s 2025/26 budget, tabled before Parliament this evening by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, marks his first full-year blueprint since assuming office. With a proposed expenditure of …