East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
Beyond the headlines
Kenyan families in North Rift are being encouraged to use mediation to resolve long-standing inheritance disputes with the help of community elders.
300 bodaboda riders in Namanga, Kenya receive financial management training to help them manage their income, repay loans, and grow their businesses sustainably.
Kenya's High Court has rejected a bid by city lawyer Assa Nyakundi to stop an inquest into the 2019 death of his son, Joseph Nyakundi.
A Kenyan court has awarded a former Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier Sh25 million for unfair dismissal after he was injured during a mission in Somalia.
Sky Victor, daughter of late gospel musician Betty Bayo, appeals for help after court grants her father Victor Kanyari custody.
Independent petroleum dealers in Kenya threaten to halt fuel purchases due to alleged predatory pricing by major Oil Marketing Companies.
Kenya releases 20 people who came into contact with its index Ebola patient after 21 days of monitoring without developing symptoms.
Kenya's pension industry assets under management hit Kes 3.2 trillion as of June 2026, but only 3 out of 10 working-age Kenyans are in a formal pension scheme.
Residents of Masalani Town in Kenya's Garissa County face persistent power outages, causing losses for businesses and concerns for students taking national exams.
Kenya's Junior Starlets prepare for Round of 16 clash against Japan at FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
Kenyan family of Agnes Wanjiru protests delay in extradition hearing of ex-British soldier Robert James Purkiss, accused of murdering her in 2012.
Kenyan human rights organizations have sued the State over alleged organized attacks on political, civic, and religious gatherings ahead of the 2027 General Election.
