Outcry in Kenya over tax ‘harassment’ of travellers
A move by Kenyan authorities to tax travelers on new or used goods brought into the country has caused an
Kenyan university partners with China to enroll more international students
Students who attended Wednesday’s Hubei Higher Education Exhibition in Nairobi said they walked away with more knowledge about the many
Kenya’s central bank chief says currency overvalued
Kenya’s central bank chief has said that the country’s currency, currently trading at record lows, has been overvalued for several
Kenya’s SGR key part of country’s Vision 2030
Kenya’s standard gauge railway has been operating for about six years. The China-built “SGR” is a major part of
Uganda police foil bomb attack on churches
Ugandan police on Sunday foiled planned bomb attacks on churches in Kibibi and Butamala, both located just outside Kampala, President
Kenya’s Turkana cultural festival kicks off amid pomp and color
Pastoral communities from Uganda, Ethiopia and South Sudan neighbours to Kenya’s north-west border are in Lowdor Town for the annual
From course record to world record: Kelvin Kiptum’s remarkable marathon triumph
It is often said, “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars”. It means that
Kenya’s Ruto assents to bill that allows Treasury to privatise public-owned enterprises
Kenyan President William Ruto signed on Monday the Privatisation Bill 2023, which gives the country’s Ministry of National Treasury and
UK’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda heads to top court
The British government will next week try to persuade judges at the country’s top court to overturn a ruling which
Kenya President reshuffles cabinet
Kenya’s President William Ruto on Wednesday reshuffled eight members of his cabinet, and folded the foreign affairs ministry into the