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Nominated Senator Hamida Kibwana during the press briefing in Parliament on 9th September, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
Environment

Senator Kibwana pushes to make clean cooking Government priority

About 65.6 percent of Kenyan households nearly nine million families still rely on traditional cooking fuels despite Kenya having the highest clean-cooking access in East Africa at an estimated 34.4 percent. In rural areas and public institutions such as schools, hospitals and prisons, reliance on traditional fuels can exceed 90 percent.

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Murang’a opens industrial land to investors in drive to create jobs
Central

Murang’a opens industrial land to investors in drive to create jobs

The initiative builds on Murang’a’s first investment conference held in June 2025 under the theme of unlocking the county’s potential as an industrial hub. The conference brought together investors, government representatives, private-sector players and other stakeholders to explore investment opportunities across industrialisation, agriculture, technology, healthcare, tourism and waste management

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REREC Chief Executive Officer Dr. Rose Mkalama appears before the Senate Energy committee in parliament on 4th August, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
News

Senators put REREC on the spot over Sh20bn off-grid solar project

Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC) has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding clean and reliable energy under KOSAP after a Senate committee review of progress on solar mini-grids and water-pumping schemes across 14 underserved counties.

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France calls for joint Africa–Europe push to build digital and AI systems
News

France calls for joint Africa–Europe push to build digital and AI systems

Speaking at the University of Nairobi on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron stressed that building real independence in technology will require heavy investment in infrastructure, especially in energy production, computing capacity and digital systems that can support artificial intelligence development across both Africa and Europe.

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