US charges five in Kenya-linked "ghost student" aid fraud
US Justice Department charges five in cross-border "ghost student" aid fraud linked to Kenya
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US Justice Department charges five in cross-border "ghost student" aid fraud linked to Kenya
ETG Group to invest $2 billion in urea fertilizer factory in northern Mozambique
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa calls for a broader approach to housing delivery, emphasizing job creation and community growth in the Cornubia Integrated Human Settlement project.
Uganda emerges as major focus of Africa's fight against cybercrime with 365 foreign nationals arrested
Somalia has officially become the 50th member of the African Continental Free Trade Area, gaining access to a continental market of over 1.4 billion consumers.
Mt Kenya MPs allied to President William Ruto's UDA craft strategies to navigate region's shifting political landscape.
EACC Chairperson Dr David Oginde warns that land-related graft could have far-reaching consequences for communities and future generations.
Rising temperatures and acidification of the Indian Ocean are disrupting its role in regulating the climate, threatening livelihoods along Kenya's Coast.
Soil testing and mapping can help Kenyan farmers make informed decisions about their land, leading to better yields and reduced waste.
Former US President Barack Obama has emerged from retirement to rally Democrats ahead of the mid-term polls, criticizing President Donald Trump.
Charlene Ruto and husband Isaya Yunge attend church gathering at KICC in Nairobi with First Lady Rachel Ruto
Lynn Ngugi supports Mercy Masika amid criticism of her upcoming 'Becoming a Wife' masterclass, urging critics to use their platforms to address pressing issues.