East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
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Kenya Bureau of Standards warns against substandard solar panels, batteries, and electrical appliances, citing need for stronger quality checks to protect consumers and support clean energy.
Kenyan teachers' union threatens to disrupt 2026 KCSE exams over poor working conditions and pay.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has challenged opposition leaders to account for their development record as he defended the Kenya Kwanza administration’s performance ahead of the 2027 G...
Kenyan President William Ruto launches "Usawa ni Sawa" slogan, attacks opponents
Kenya's health professionals hailed for handling imported Ebola case, urged to remain alert
Tensions rise in Kenya's broad-based coalition as ODM and UDA struggle to iron out differences
Over 600 vulnerable families in Wajir County receive food assistance from Human Development Fund to cushion them against drought and economic hardship.
Former Kenyan minister Kiraitu Murungi cautions that the opposition and Gen Z need robust strategies to bring about lasting change in the country.
Initiative launched in Nairobi to improve access to education for children with disabilities
Kenya's Nurses' Union gives Kitui County 21 days to take action over alleged assault of senior nurse Florence Munyithya by a county official.
A new African council aims to involve ordinary people in shaping artificial intelligence (AI) rules as governments across the continent develop policies to govern the technology.
Gor Mahia launched their FKF Premier League title defence with a 4-2 win over Murang'a Seal, pocketing Ksh1.69 million in gate revenues.
