Climate Safety alert issued as strong winds batter Kenyan Coast and North-West NAIROBI — Kenyans living along the coast and across the north-western belt have been warned to brace for rough weather, with strong winds and high oce... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Agriculture President defends reforms as critics warn of looming sugar shortfall NAIROBI — President William Ruto is standing his ground. Amid rising criticism and warnings of a looming sugar shortfall, the Kenyan head of state say... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Health India’s quiet health revolution the world’s pharmacy is redefining global care NEW DELHI —India, long dubbed the “pharmacy of the world,” is making that title count in ways that now shape global health. With affordable medicines,... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Kenya Sh3.9 billion mosque land claim thrown out by Nairobi tribunal NAIROBI — A Sh3.9 billion land compensation claim filed by Jamia Mosque trustees has been thrown out by Kenya’s Land Acquisition Tribunal, ending a dr... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Agriculture Heifer International rallies support for Africa’s young farmers NAIROBI — What began as a policy summit on food systems quickly turned into a rallying cry. At the heart of Nairobi’s Kenyatta International Conventio... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Africa Trump blindsides Ramaphosa with white genocide claim in White House exchange WASHINGTON — A diplomatic visit meant to mend strained ties between the United States and South Africa took a jarring turn on Wednesday when President... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Uncategorized Kenyans to own homes for Ksh.3,000 a month in Mukuru scheme says PS Hinga NAIROBI —In the crowded heart of Mukuru Kwa Njenga, a new chapter is unfolding one that promises dignity, security, and a path to ownership for some o... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Business China deepens political ties with UDA party in Nairobi NAIROBI, Kenya — China’s ambassador to Kenya met with top officials from the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) on Wednesday, in what both sides... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Africa Eswatini’s Education Overhaul: Why Private Schools Are Ahead As the blackboard gets replaced by group work and real-life problem solving, not all schools in Eswatini are keeping up. The country is phasing in a n... 1 year ago · By Eugene Were
Africa Anything is possible stateless advocate charts new future Nairobi - When Nosizi Dube received her university acceptance letter, she cried. It was a moment she had dreamed of an opportunity to study economics... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Climate CO₂ levels rise at fastest rate ever pushing climate goals to the brink In a year marked by record-breaking heat, another alarming milestone has quietly fallen: carbon dioxide levels in Earth’s atmosphere rose faster in 20... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Climate Tropical forests lost at fastest recorded pace in Amazon The world’s tropical forests, long regarded as a vital line of defence against climate change, vanished at the fastest pace on record last year. New s... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari