Nairobi’s streets have gained a striking new feature and a meaningful message. Zebra crossings at City Hall, the Supreme Court and the Archives have been painted pink through a partnership between Hermosa Paints and Mapema Ndio Breast. https://t.co/Sq0lpMZbJq
Tatu City has more than 7,000 residents today, and that number is expected to triple over the next five years. This rapid growth is creating strong demand for well-located, professionally managed and reasonably priced rental housing. https://t.co/j0DoLShz5E
Across Africa, school meal programmes reach more than 85 million children, around one-third of all enrolled learners. With more than 80% of funding already provided by domestic governments, school feeding is one of the continent’s largest. https://t.co/N4R3FYwACH
The latest additions to our PowerHub range take us into new territory. We can now serve homes, shops, businesses, schools, hospitals, and offices of virtually any size https://t.co/TZhuaE0MNR
KRA cautioned individuals and businesses involved in the transportation, distribution and sale of uncustomed goods that such activities are illegal and may result in the seizure of the goods and conveyances, financial penalties. https://t.co/VLorYUUHSt
China has given Kenya a USD 2 million (Ksh.259 million) grant to support drought mitigation and strengthen preparedness for a potential Ebola outbreak. According to the Treasury, USD 1 million will go to drought mitigation, while the other USD 1 million will support Ebola .
Four people died and 16 others were injured in a road accident at Riverland in Meru town after a lorry reportedly veered off the road, hitting several vehicles and roadside. The injured were taken to hospital and the deceased to Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital
World Meteorological Organization warns El Niño to intensify, peaking in December 2026 through February 2027, with near 100% chance it could be one of the strongest since 1950.
At 2 am on 26th January 2026, a boda boda parked at a plot in Nandi Hills went missing. Its owner, John Bitok, woke up to every rider’s worst nightmare. That bike was not just a machine. It was rent, school fees, and the next loan . https://t.co/lRxhimvppg
Africa may be building the world’s largest free-trade area, but agreements alone will not create trade.
Someone still has to manufacture products, grow food, provide services, move goods, and finance transactions. @UBA_KE https://t.co/SR4Qg8FtSD
Kenya has emerged as one of the leading centers for artificial intelligence (AI) activity in sub-Saharan Africa, but many local businesses still use the technology mainly for basic tasks, highlighting a gap between the country’s growing AI potential and its adoption by firms
The High Court has stopped the planned auction of a property at Nairobi’s 14 Riverside Drive complex after finding serious flaws in the process used to prepare the property for sale.
Dr. James Mwangi, Group Managing Director and CEO of Equity Group Holdings, has been appointed to the South-North Commission on Development https://t.co/Px8f7kVVU2
Mobile banking has changed how millions of customers manage money. A balance check that once meant a trip to the branch now takes ten seconds on a phone. A payment that used to require standing in a queue now happens between sips of tea. That convenience is real, and it’s not going away. https://t.co/0ye2DWwfVW
For Rumba lovers across East Africa and beyond, the festival is an invitation to take the music off their playlists and experience it in its cultural home. https://t.co/etKjbPkO3d
Africa’s investment proposition is compelling.
The continent has a young and growing population, significant agricultural and mineral resources, expanding cities and an increasingly educated workforce. https://t.co/BGpgCd4IFP