Kenyan students showcase robotics and coding solutions for real-world problems

From robots to smart apps, students from schools across Kenya demonstrate how early exposure to coding and artificial intelligence is shaping the country’s next generation of technology innovators. Students from several schools across Kenya gathered at the United States International University–Africa (USIU-Africa) in Nairobi to showcase innovative projects developed through...

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How SGR is turning the Nairobi–Mombasa trip into a tourist experience, boosting business in the Tsavo corridor

Eight years after the launch of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), the multi-billion shilling project is increasingly shaping travel and tourism along Kenya’s southern corridor, according to the media in China. A report published by China Daily indicates that the railway’s eight years of operation have significantly changed movement between Nairobi...

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Delayed government payments to contractors disrupt tax remittance, says KRA commissioner

Delayed payments by both the national and county governments to contractors are negatively affecting tax remittance in the Western region, George Obell, a commissioner for Micro and small taxpayers at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has said. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is targeting over three million taxpayers in Western...

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AFD and NBA Africa launch inclusive Basketball experience program for students with disabilities in Kenya

The Agence Française de Développement (AFD) Group, in collaboration with NBA Africa, today launched the) Disability Inclusion component of the ongoing Basketball Experience (BE) programme in Kenya at the Isinya School for the Deaf in Nairobi.   The launch marks an important milestone in advancing inclusive youth development through sport in...

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Kenya’s next generation of grind: How campus students balance between pursuing degrees and surviving

In the heart of Nairobi’s Central Business District, the city pulses with movement – workers navigating traffic, street vendors calling out to customers all in a collective effort to revive an economy still catching its breath. Yet, beyond the bustling streets, another kind of hustle unfolds daily in lecture halls...

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Showmax shuts down after 11 years and KSh 56 billion in losses

Showmax positioned itself as Africa’s home for streaming, a digital platform built for the continent’s viewers. But, on 5 March 2026, that vision ended. MultiChoice announced it would discontinue the service after years of unsustainable losses. Launched in 2015, when Netflix was expanding globally and traditional pay TV companies were...

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A new push for jobs across Africa after Kenya gets JFYA chairmanship

Kenya has officially taken over the Chairmanship of the Jobs for Youth in Africa (JFYA), marking a significant shift in the continent’s fight against youth unemployment.  The leadership mantle was handed over from Rwanda, positioning Kenya at the center of policy coordination and implementation efforts aimed at expanding job opportunities...

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Bitget targets 40% of tokenized stock trading by 2030, boosts TradFi with one-click access

Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has confirmed the global availability of its recently launched mobile app upgrade, which places crypto and traditional financial markets side by side on the homepage, a product evolution that reflects how traders are increasingly moving between asset classes within a single session. Originally...

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Why the world NGO day matter in the current funding and development

As the world marks World NGO Day, global attention is turning to the evolving role of non-governmental organisations in a rapidly shifting funding and development landscape. With tightening donor funding, changing global priorities, and increasing demand for accountability and measurable impact, NGOs are being called to rethink how they finance,...

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