Kenya faces surge in child displacement, trafficking
Kenya recorded a sharp increase in cases of child displacement and trafficking in 2024.
Kenya recorded a sharp increase in cases of child displacement and trafficking in 2024.
More than 2,400 kilometres of road were either maintained or graded during the past year.
The 2025 Economic Survey reveals that private construction companies reduced their workforce by 2,900 people.
According to the findings, teenage pregnancies continue to affect the lives of many schoolgirls by cutting short their education and blocking future career opportunities.
The findings paint a grim picture of road safety in the country.
This marks the sixth consecutive month of inflationary growth, following a low of 2.7% in October.
The government has also pushed for the adoption of solar lanterns, especially in off-grid rural areas, to replace kerosene lighting.