The partnership strengthens how enterprises turn trusted data into AI-driven decisions at scale.
The partnership strengthens how enterprises turn trusted data into AI-driven decisions at scale.
The government plans to sell its stake in Kenya Airways in a deal worth up to KSh258 billion to reduce losses, meet IMF conditions, and ease pressure on public finances.
The Kenya Flower Council has warned that the situation is placing severe strain on one of the country’s most important export sectors, with losses already exceeding $4.2 million over the past three weeks due to shipment delays and reduced cargo capacity.
In recent years, a vibrant fitness culture has surged in Kenya’s urban centers, particularly in Nairobi and Mombasa. This transformation represents a significant opportunity for entrepreneurs and businesses seeking to
Superior Homes residential development in Northlands delivers well-planned housing, tapping Nairobi’s metro growth and offering strong long-term investment potential.
The deal, announced at the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES 2026) in Cairo, will support the development of Cyprus’s offshore gas fields and open the door for exports to Egypt for processing and onward shipment to international markets, particularly Europe.
Safaricom has strengthened its commitment to developing local talent by injecting KES 10 million into the 2026 Magical Kenya Open, set to take place from February 19–22 at Karen Country Club.
Exporters must now ensure that their packaging materials align with Kenya’s environmental standards, often requiring redesigns or the adoption of alternative materials.
By integrating AI into community health systems, the Ministry aims to improve service delivery, enable faster identification of health trends, and ensure resources are directed where they are needed most. The technology is expected to help community health promoters prioritize visits, identify at-risk patients, and track disease patterns in real time.
Tunisia has abandoned plans to build a new airport and will instead invest $1 billion in expanding its main Tunis-Carthage International Airport, aiming to nearly quadruple passenger capacity by 2031 as part of a major push to modernise the country's aviation infrastructure.