Dangote's Sh2tr Lamu refinery sparks outrage

Murang'a's AfyaKE shutdown hits all hospital levels; patients back it, say care was faster

Ex-PC Davis Chelogoi convicted of defrauding businessman Ashok Shah of Sh1.35 billion land

Explainer: Will the Tea Levy Regulations affect farmers' earnings?

There are concerns as to whether the levy amounts to double taxation and whether farmers will...

Court rejects Athi River residents' bid to reopen KMC land dispute

Court rejected the bid by homeowners and tenants on 11.25 hectares of land within the Kenya...

Eliud Owalo's PPP gets full registration, sets sights on 2027 elections

The party is now free to field candidates for all elective positions in the 2027 General Election.

PS Isaboke unveils digital devices for Kisii Junior Schools 

At least 332 public junior schools in Kisii County are set to benefit from interactive smart boards and laptops under the governments National Classroom Experience of the Digital Literacy Programme Phase II. The initiative is being implemented in partnership with the World Bank, the Kenya Digital Economy Acceleration Project (KDEAP) and the Ministries of Education...

Ruto outlines plan to turn Kerio Valley into economic hub with Sh4.4b project

Ruto said no region would be left behind in the countrys development agenda.

Kenyans.co.ke Weekly Quiz: 10 Questions to Test Your News Knowledge

The headlines can be a lot to keep up with. Take this quick quiz to test how closely you followed this week's top stories.

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero Siblings: All About Juan Rodríguez Zapatero

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is a Spanish politician and member of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). Born on 4 August 1960 in Valladolid, Castile and León, he grew up in León, the city with which he has long been closely associated. He served as Prime Minister of Spain from 2004 to 2011, winning general [...] The post José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero Siblings: All About Juan Rodríguez Zapatero appeared first on Kahawatungu.

ACA Seizes Sh1.6 Million Fertilizer Suspected to Have Been Diverted From Subsidy Programme

The Anti-Counterfeit Authority (ACA) has seized 323 bags of fertilizer valued at more than Sh1.6 million in Matungu, Kakamega County, following the discovery of a suspected scheme involving the illegal diversion and repackaging of government-subsidised fertilizer. The operation also led to the seizure of two loaded lorries and industrial packaging equipment believed to have been [...] The post ACA Seizes Sh1.6 Million Fertilizer Suspected to Have Been Diverted From Subsidy Programme appeared first on Kahawatungu.

No confirmed Ebola case, official clarifies

Busia County Director of Public Health Joseph Oprong has dispelled rumours making rounds about a confirmed Ebola virus case in the county. Speaking to the press in his office on Thursday, Oprong admitted that a suspected case was reported at Busia County Referral Hospital last Wednesday, but upon testing, the results showed negative to the...

Bungoma hospitals get eye-care equipment in new partnership

Bungoma County, in partnership with Interchristian Fellowships Evangelical Mission (ICEFEM), has equipped four hospitals with specialised eye-care equipment to improve diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions and reduce avoidable blindness. Governor Kenneth Lusaka launched the equipment handover on Thursday, saying partnerships with non-governmental organisations were critical to bridging gaps in the county's health sector. Kimilili,...

Child care practitioners trained on reform and management

More than forty practitioners drawn from Charitable Childrens Institutions (CCIs) across Kiambu County have undergone an intensive five-day training on care reform and case management to strengthen the protection and wellbeing of children in alternative care. The training, held from October 12 to 16, 2026, at the Tumaini Retreat Centre in Kikuyu. The training was...

Kenya, Georgia strengthen trade, investment ties

Kenya and Georgia seek to expand bilateral trade and investment by linking their regional markets, with business partnerships, manufacturing, and agricultural cooperation at the forefront of efforts to deepen economic ties. The agenda took centre stage during the inaugural Kenya–Georgia Political Consultations in Nairobi, co-chaired by Dr Korir A. Sing'Oei, Kenya's Principal Secretary for Foreign...

KEBS Threatens Action Against Traders Misusing Quality Marks

Businesses have been put on notice over product labelling practices, with the regulator clarifying which goods can legally be marketed as certified.

KRA Staff to Get Additional Bonuses Under New Law

The new law also introduces key changes to KRA management, with the act now set to motivate the staff to collect more revenue as the government grapples with meeting the revenue target.

EACC Arrests NTSA Officer Over Driving Licence Bribery Allegations

The officer was arrested at the NTSA headquarters in Nairobi while allegedly receiving part of the bribe to facilitate the processing of the important driving document.

NTSA Sends Fresh Notice Over Driving Licences

Motorists awaiting driving licences and other essential vehicle documents have been urged to take note of the authority's latest update.

Experts Reveals Why Kenyan Shilling Could Weaken in Coming Week

The latest development could cast a blow on the cost of importing other goods, including machinery, electronics, and industrial raw materials.