The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has exceeded its revenue targets for December 2025, largely due to a significant increase in fuel-related taxes. This surge indicates positive trends in economic activity,
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Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat roots for continental peace
By Correspondent. African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat is urging for peace in Africa’s conflict riddled regions in a fresh plea to regional bodies and states. Roll
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Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat roots for continental peace
By Correspondent. African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat is urging for peace in Africa’s conflict riddled regions in a fresh plea to regional bodies and states. Roll
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat roots for continental peace
By Correspondent. African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat is urging for peace in Africa’s conflict riddled regions in a fresh plea to regional bodies and states. Roll
Reports: Saudi-Funded Military Training Program in Somalia Fuels Speculation Over the Transfer of Forces to Sudan.
By Correspondent Somali sources and media reports have revealed the existence of a large-scale military training program, administered and financed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Somalia’s Galmudug State,
Kenyan Professionals Are Rethinking How They Search for Jobs
For professionals navigating a competitive employment landscape, the modern job search strategy is no longer just about finding vacancies—it is about positioning oneself as the best solution to an employer’s problem.
Kenya Targets Export Growth Through Benelux Partnership
The launch of the Kenya Benelux Chamber represents more than a diplomatic milestone. It is a strategic economic initiative aimed at increasing exports, attracting investment, creating jobs, and strengthening Kenya’s integration into global value chains.
Kenya Moves Closer to E-Mobility Innovation with Spiro Expansion
The Spiro Nairobi e-bike hub strategy is gaining momentum after electric motorcycle company Spiro acquired a UK engineering and design firm to strengthen its research and development ambitions in Africa.
Global Hiring Boom: Kenya’s Remote Work Rise Unlocks New Income and Talent Opportunities
Kenya remote work growth is accelerating as global employers increasingly tap into digital talent markets to fill roles across technology, customer service, marketing, administration, and creative industries.
African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat roots for continental peace
By Correspondent. African Peace and Security Union envoy Roll Stéphane Ngomat is urging for peace in Africa’s conflict riddled regions in a fresh plea to regional bodies and states. Roll
In a significant trade development, China has announced it will offer Kenya 98.2% zero-duty market access for its goods. This preferential treatment is a part of broader efforts to strengthen
In a bold move, Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at preventing Wall Street investors from purchasing single-family homes. This executive order directs federal agencies to limit institutional
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has initiated a crackdown on fraudulent invoicing practices by restricting the locations where eTIMS (Electronic Tax Invoice Management System) invoices can be generated. This move
President William Ruto is scheduled to chair a high-level National Food Security Summit in Nairobi next week, bringing together county governors, cabinet secretaries, development partners, and agricultural stakeholders. The urgent
The Narok County Government, in consultation with wildlife conservancy management, has announced a revised conservation fee structure for visitors entering the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Starting July 1st, non-resident adult
In a landmark move to protect home buyers, the real estate regulator has issued a mandatory directive requiring all developers selling properties off-plan to hold buyer deposits in independently managed
Kenyan manufacturers are issuing urgent warnings as a combination of high production costs and an influx of cheap imported goods threatens the survival of local industries. The Kenya Association of
Angola has agreed with JPMorgan Chase & Co. to roll over a $1 billion loan and secure an additional $500 million in financing, underscoring how African sovereigns are restructuring debt
Kenya’s spending on pharmaceutical imports dropped 22 percent in the first nine months of 2025 as the government and private buyers shifted toward lower-cost medicines, official data shows. From January
