East Africa
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President William Ruto begins a four-day tour of Nyamira and Kisii counties, urging Kenyans to elect leaders with clear development agendas and a track record of achievements.
The Technical University of Kenya has 30 days to pay Sh6.43 billion in unpaid pension contributions and accumulated interest to its current and former employees.
A writer finds solace in sharing frustrations with others, highlighting benefits of expressing emotions and building support networks.
The Kenyan government has pledged to reward the Rising Lionesses, the country's first team to win a gold medal in a team sport at the Olympics, with KSh 250,000 each.
Mohamed Salah is thriving in Trabzon, Turkey, driving Trabzonspor's push for the Turkish Super Lig title with 10 goals and five assists in all competitions.
Kenya's opposition is struggling to unite against President William Ruto, with infighting and competing messages undermining their efforts to present a strong challenge in the 2027 election.
Kenya plans to ban nicotine pouches and shisha, affecting firms like BAT Kenya, amid efforts to regulate tobacco products and promote public health.
DStv Kenya replaces six packages with four, cutting subscription costs by up to KES 4,400 monthly.
Isaya Yunge and wife Charlene Ruto travel in style in Tanzanian convoy
Kenyan photographer Mwangi Kirubi, known as Mwarv, recounts the behind-the-scenes story of the 2017 campaign portraits of President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto.
Eight out of ten Africans work informally, without a written contract or legal protection, according to the International Labour Organization.
President William Ruto's daughter Charlene frustrated with security detail
