PSG boss Luis Enrique hopes Man City are not stripped of titles
PSG boss Luis Enrique hopes Manchester City are not stripped of titles
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PSG boss Luis Enrique hopes Manchester City are not stripped of titles
Kenyan Premier League matches see Homeboyz beat Mombasa United 1-0 and AFC Leopards draw 0-0 with Bandari FC.
Kenya must build a careful AI governance framework that protects rights and enables innovation without overwhelming its developing digital ecosystem.
Kenya Ports Authority women's basketball team shifts focus to FIBA Africa Zone Five Championship
The Kenyan government will construct a Ksh.300 million lands registry in Murang’a South to improve access to land services.
Thousands of professionals in Nairobi endure long commutes due to a shortage of affordable urban housing, leading to uncontrolled outward expansion.
Kenya's IEBC summons Hassan Omar over remarks suggesting dead people's fingerprints could be used to vote.
Kenya's financial landscape has transformed over two decades, but gaps persist in the micro retail economy.
FIFA plans to set up a $6.35-billion development fund for its 211 member federations and regional confederations over the next four years.
Kenya Pipeline Company aims to increase revenue to Ksh.68 billion by 2030 with Kipevu trading hub.
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) faces uncertainty over its rights to exploit geothermal resources at Olkaria due to a licensing error by the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum.
Kenyan entrepreneurs are reflecting on the changing seasons of business, and how founders can learn to adapt and thrive in an ever-shifting landscape.