University Fees Slashed: What It Means for Students and Parents
All students in public universities—both new entrants and continuing learners—will benefit from a new, reduced tuition fee structure announced …
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Is Government Cracking Down Too Hard or Just in Time?
In a bold and sweeping move, the Kenyan government has proposed tough new measures to regulate alcohol consumption. The new directives …
What Every Fan Must Know Before Heading to the Stadium
As the excitement builds for the CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 in Kenya, it's time to talk game day rules …
Harambee Stars Head Coach Unveils His CHAN 2025 Squad
Harambee Stars are gearing up for a shot at continental glory as they prepare to debut in the African Nations Championship …
Why the UN is Moving to Nairobi—And Why Kenyans Should Care
Nairobi is about to become more than just Kenya’s capital, it may soon be a major global diplomatic hub. Three United …
“No More Free Lunch?” KDF Shakes Things Up With Pay-As-You-Eat Plan
In a major shift that’s stirring debate online, the Kenya Defence Forces has officially scrapped the long-standing direct cash meal allowance …
No More Deals Until It's Digital: Kenya Freezes Tenders
The government has announced a freeze on all pending public tenders starting today. The move marks the official switch to the …
Ksh 4.2 Trillion Budget: How Kenya Plans to Empower Her Citizens in 2025/26
Kenya’s 2025/26 budget, tabled before Parliament this evening by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, marks his first full-year blueprint since assuming …
Rising Revenue: Kenya’s Tax Reforms Deliver Results
As the 2024/2025 financial year draws to a close, Kenya’s fiscal indicators are reflecting cautious but notable gains that are redefining …
Journey Back to the Motherland
African Americans are making a big life decision by moving to Kenya as part of a powerful movement that has quietly …