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As the country gradually shifts its attention towards the 2027 General Election, two women have already publicly declared their interest in contesting the presidency.
The Sh2.2 trillion investment comes as Lamu continues to emerge from years of insecurity linked to attacks by Al-Shabaab militants, which affected communities, businesses and access to essential services, especially in areas bordering Boni Forest.
The absence of women in senior editorial positions and broadcast programme control rooms is not only eyebrow-raising but also a deeply appalling prospect.
Lee Njiru is such a man. For forty-six years, he knelt. For forty-six years, he served. For forty-six years, he watched, he listened, he recorded, and now, in the twilight of his years, he has written a memoir that tells us everything about the psychology of serfdom and nothing about the integrity of a man.
At the extraordinary summit of AUSSOM troop-contributing countries held in Kampala from 29 to 31 July 2026, the Somali president opposed a provision in the final communiqué that urged a national political dialogue to address the country’s unresolved political disputes.
Veteran broadcaster CT Muga traces his path from teacher to KEMRI researcher and finally Kenyan radio host, revealing how faith, culture and education shaped his voice and outlook.
In a recent update, the National Assembly has successfully passed the Births and Deaths Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2024; if assented into law, it promises a significant expansion of access to essential civil registration services across Kenya.
The nature of Africa’s collective automobile fleet, which overwhelmingly consists of aged, high-polluting vehicles, is a major challenge for a continent that is keen to play a leading role in the world’s battle against climate change
By investing in innovative, private-sector-led solutions, African countries can turn health challenges into engines of economic opportunity. Eliminating malaria would free up billions in lost productivity, unlock new business opportunities, and improve the quality of life for millions of people.
History has offered Uhuru Kenyatta the rare opportunity to shape a political institution that generations of Kenyans will identify with.