Economy
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What Copyright bill 2021 means for Kenyan artists
By Jackline Mwangi The Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2021 is on its last reading and should it pass through the National…
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BRT busses to use cashless mode of payment starting June
BRT busses are set to hit Kenyan roads in June this year and commuters will use a cashless mode of…
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Kenya establishes Margaret Kenyatta Institute for Gender and Social Development
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Beyond Zero and the Kenya School…
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Muthaiga-Kiambu road to remain closed for 4 days
The Muthaiga-Kiambu road will remain closed for four days starting February 12, 2022, at 6 am. In a notice by…
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Showmax offers Safaricom customers two months of streaming for price of one
Showmax and Safaricom have partnered to offer customers two months of streaming for the price of one, while making it…
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UoN secures Ksh.3.8 billion credit from French firm for infrastructure expansion
The University of Nairobi (UoN) has secured a Ksh.3.8 billion credit from a french firm Agence Française De Development (AFD)…
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Methodist Church donates food to near 1000 starving households in Mandera
Over 800 vulnerable households in Mandera county have received food donations from the Methodist church in Kenya. During the distribution…
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Malawi risks more food inflation after Cyclone Ana destroyed crops
Malawi may face faster-rising food prices after at least 77,532 hectares (191,586 acres) of crops such as corn, soybeans, groundnuts,…
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Kenya eyes another Ksh.23 billion loan from world Bank
Kenya is now at an advanced stage to get a fresh Ksh.23 billion from the multilateral lender, the World Bank.…
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HELB releases funds for varsity students in batches
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has bowed to pressure and started disbursing funds to a number of students who…
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