For decades, Kenya’s investment landscape has been dominated by familiar names—unit trusts, money market funds, fixed deposits, and equities.

It was bound to happen, and Kimanthi Street was simply the unlucky venue where the first act of this national drama played out.

Bolt has launched a first-of-its-kind dash cam in Kenya, giving drivers access to advanced safety technology at 75% off.

Mr. Philip Edwine Anayo has joined the Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) as a Non-Executive Director, marking a strategic step towards leveraging ...

More than 450 households in Marsabit town are set to benefit from the installation of a borehole, dubbed the Karantina water project ...

Google has announced the launch of AI Mode in Search for users in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, introducing a new era of ...

Stablecoins are a special kind of cryptocurrency pegged to stable assets like the U.S. dollar, offering predictability that volatile crypto ...

Parliament was never meant to be a marketplace of cowards auctioning the future of a nation to the highest bidder, yet here we are, watching ...

Within the period under review, Kakuzi’s total revenue grew to Ksh 1.51 billion, up from Ksh 1.17 billion realised ...

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced fresh measures to address long-standing concerns over the stagnation of teachers in the same job groups ...

Britam General Insurance has launched a dedicated insurance cover for electric vehicles (EVs) in Kenya, a move that underscores the growing ...

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has launched two initiatives in Nairobi, the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Center of Expertise and the Respect@Work Program, to help Kenyan firms address ...