- The government is fast-tracking a new law that will usher in a digital transformation of the country’s cooperative movement as part of sweeping…
- The dairy industry benefits from women's labour yet denies them access to land and livestock.
- Inspiring success story of a farmer who quit maize for higher profits.
- Unused grazing fields the key to ending Kenya's rice import dependency, says Lake Basin Authority.
- 'It is not only personal validation, but also recognition of the thousands of pastoralists who form the backbone of the system.'
- PMI shows employment rose moderately last month after slipping slightly in May.
- High cost of electricity identified as one of the biggest challenges facing local manufacturers.
- Proposed mill will have an initial cane crushing capacity of 1,250 tonnes per day.
- More cruise vessels expected at the ports of Mombasa, Lamu and Shimoni later this year.
- The prolonged delays have left many workers uncertain about their financial future.
- They argue that unless the court intervenes urgently, irreversible ecological harm could occur during the ongoing 2026 wildebeest migration season.
- Justice Patricia Nyaundi declared the sweeping provisions overbroad, vague, and a direct threat to free expression.
- Tomatoes, Cabbages and sukuma wiki prices registered the sharpest increase.
- The defence has now begun its application for bail.
- Women-owned businesses were biggest beneficiaries of the AGPO programme.
- Court finds that Cabinet violates Constitution by failing to meet two-thirds gender rule.
- The deal reshapes Safaricom’s ownership structure, leaving the Kenyan government with 20pc stake.
- In its appeal, Kakuzi argues that the trial court erred in finding that the NLC had the authority to order the surrender of the land.
- Taxpayers are warned of penalties if they fail to submit them.
- Organic waste is commonly directed to landfills, where it generates methane emissions.
- The enterprise is anchored in agroforestry-based raw materials such as baobab, honey, stevia and moringa.
- Taxpayers are warned of penalties if they fail to submit them.
- Risch demands a review of Washington's security ties with Uganda.
- Controller of Budget report links higher personnel spending to accrual accounting adoption despite lower share of revenue.
- This is a third court order stopping Imenti Forest excision.
- The petition is pending directions on the urgency application.
- 'We are glad to have found him after four days of immense worry.' - Activists
- Order prioritises industries and commercial customers whose electricity consumption generates more than half of its annual sales.
- The payout remains suspended while parent company Craft Silicon and its subsidiary pursue an appeal.
- Armed security personnel surround Uganda’s leading independent media house
- Supreme Court to decide on how far counties can go in taxing strategic mining investments.
- It begins with the farmer’s ability to produce consistent quality
- Elburgon farmer reaps big returns with Hass avocados, eyes July harvest
- Elburgon farmer reaps big returns with Hass avocados, eyes July harvest
- Farmers should harvest honey at the right time.
- Mr Aluanga joined NMG in October 1991 and rose through the ranks.
- Innovative technology brings affordable fish technology to Kenya's water-scarce communities.
- Court broadens legal challenge over Sugar Act rezoning as Bumula farmers seek to stop polls.
- A combination of tax increment and the Middle East war has triggered the surge in local pump prices.
- Central bank buying of gold picked up after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
- Food takes up the largest share of spending among low- and middle-income households. Even small changes in the price alter household budgets.
- Visitor arrivals signal continued momentum in Kenya's tourism and travel sector. The rise in visitor numbers adds to signs of resilience in the…
- This blog will provide updates on the anniversary proceedings taking place across the country.
- Single biggest expenditure was Sh550 million for the purchase of a chancery in London.
- In the current financial year, the government has steered clear of introducing major new taxes.
- COFEK has filed a constitutional petition challenging the procurement process.
- He says police have not been notified of any planned protest or gathering.
- Five heavily indebted nations are actively studying Kenya’s strategy to escape high dollar-linked financing costs.
- The Finance Bill was merely the trigger. The deeper concerns, jobs, corruption, inequality, accountability and economic opportunity, remain largely…
- The slow pace of migrating government services to the e-Citizen platform points to continued challenges curbing revenue leakages.
