East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Kenya: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Beyond the headlines
President William Ruto's farms offer internships to 10-15 university graduates, providing stipends and practical training in agriculture.
Egypt and Sudan invoke 1959 Nile Waters Agreement, demand binding framework for Ethiopia's GERD
Kenya's women's rugby sevens team wins gold at 2026 Youth Olympics, defeating Australia in the final.
Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote launches $2.5 billion fuel storage and pipeline project in Namibia to strengthen petroleum distribution across Southern Africa.
Hundreds of children in Kenya's Luo Nyanza region are working in gold mines, missing out on education and facing hazardous conditions.
The Kenya Police Service has outlined the step-by-step journey a crime report takes from the initial greeting at the front door to the assignment of professional detectives.
In Kenya, the High Court can intervene through an order of habeas corpus when someone disappears under suspicious circumstances, allowing families to challenge unlawful detention.
Health CS Aden Duale leads Sh24 million fundraiser for women’s groups in Garissa County’s Ijara, pledging support for healthcare and economic empowerment.
Kenya's government has launched a digital training program for 600,000 young entrepreneurs to improve their access to government procurement opportunities.
Iran's supreme leader warns of wider war if US resumes attacks
ODM Party Leader Oburu Oginga resigns as Senate Energy Committee chair to avoid divided attention between parliamentary responsibilities and party leadership.
Kenya's National Treasury to amend PAYE bands, providing relief to salaried workers earning above Sh32,333.
