East Africa
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Qatar bans outdoor work from 10am to 3:30pm daily from June 1 to September 15 to protect labourers from heat-related illnesses.
Kenya Power staff in Kapsabet have pooled funds to connect an elderly woman, known as Gogo, to electricity after she walked into their office alone, determined to get electricity after ye...
Divergent statements from Stromax Holdings director and his brother complicate probe into Nairobi building collapse.
Russia's Rosatom in talks with Uganda, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Egypt for nuclear plants, but Kenya is left out despite its nuclear ambitions.
North Korean hackers likely behind $6.3bn Binance hack, say blockchain firms
Saudi Arabia has suspended travel to Kenya and halted visa issuance for Kenyan travelers due to the Ebola outbreak.
ODM leader Oburu Oginga says party's participation in broad-based arrangement with UDA is not a blind deal, but a conscious effort to support President Ruto's re-election.
An American-led consortium is close to winning rights to one of the world's largest untapped rare earth deposits in Kenya's Mrima Hill.
Industry insider Frankie Lan shares insights on how Kenyan musicians can connect with Chinese audiences.
Heavy rains cause flooding in Nairobi, sparking concerns over government's preparedness
Kenya's Health Ministry extends HMIS migration deadline by one month to November 30, 2026, following requests from healthcare providers.
Governor Stephen Sang of Nandi County has pledged to prioritize qualified trainees from a vocational training programme for available positions within the county government.
