Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has sounded the alarm over rising youth unemployment in Kenya, warning that the crisis is pushing many young people into crime, drug abuse, and hopelessness.

Thirty-one people died in Monday’s nationwide protests in Kenya, the country’s National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) said on Tuesday, more than ...

Moses Kuria has resigned as a senior economic adviser in the office of the President. In a statement on X, Kuria said he has ...

Introduction: A Growing Focus on Agricultural Emissions. While Small Engines Market is typically analyzed through the lens of ...

On July 7, young demonstrators in Kenya engaged in protests against the government, leading to violent clashes with ...

PAPSS launches platform performing direct currency conversion and fostering economic integration across Africa. The continent loses about $5 billion yearly due to lack of currency. In a bid to address ...

Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of Nigeria’s All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, has condemned the killing of unarmed protesters by Kenyan security forces amid ongoing anti ...

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The Kenya Simbas kicked off their 2025 Rugby Africa Cup campaign, which also doubles as the 2027 Rugby World Cup qualifiers, ...

Timi Frank condemns Kenya police brutality during Saba Saba protests, urges President Ruto to halt violence and engage in ...

The United Nations has expressed fresh concern over the rising number of deaths, injuries and arrests linked to Kenya’s ...

NAIROBI (Reuters) -At least two hospitals in Kenya sustained damage during protests to mark the 35th anniversary of ...