Kenya's Faith Kipyegon (C) reacts at the end of her race after taking part in the "Breaking4" event, in an attempt to become the first woman to run a mile in under four minutes, at Stade Charlety on June 26, 2025 in Paris. Triple Olympic …
A Kenya Pipeline Corporation plant. President William Ruto has confirmed the government is listing the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) through an initial public offering (IPO) this year. Treasury Cabinet Secretary John …
Kenya’s digital payments infrastructure is growing. But growth alone is not enough. Without open, affordable, and interoperable systems, the promise of cheaper instant payments will remain elusive—particularly for the SACCOs, startups, and informal traders …
Neil Wigan, British High Commissioner to Kenya, stressed: “Nairobi Railway City is a bridge for economic growth between the UK and Kenya. We are proud that it has been inspired by the redevelopment of King’s Cross, that it has been brought to life by UK …
The government of Kenya has struck a high-stakes deal that could unlock over Ksh260 billion ($2 billion) in investments by insulating foreign capital from risk, a move the National Treasury says could dramatically reshape investor confidence in the country …
President William Ruto on Wednesday, July 2 during a symbolic bell-ringing ceremony at the London Stock Exchange (LSE), where he opened the trade market alongside African policymakers [courtesy] President William Ruto has announced Kenya will privatise key …
LONDON — President William Ruto on Tuesday outlined Kenya’s renewed push to attract global investment, emphasizing the country’s readiness to tap into shifting trade patterns and strengthen its position in the global economy. Speaking at the Kenya …
The Interim National Secretary, of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Rauf Aregbesola has vowed to model international best practices in party organisation, administration, and ethics. In his acceptance speech, Aregbesola emphasised that a political …
Kenya is on the move again—this time with its most controversial energy project to date. After months of fierce public opposition in Kilifi, the government is now eyeing Siaya as a possible location for its first nuclear power plant. But even as officials …
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