Sifuna on new party: We will have an NDC on 13th of next month to put in place structures and leadership. We will have 47 offices across the country by end of next month.
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We’re proud to announce that we will face FC Bayern in the opening match of the new Raila Odinga International Stadium at Talanta Sports City in Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪
🚨 Manchester United have decided to continue with Michael Carrick as head coach.
Despite Bournemouth and Como defeats, #MUFC hierarchy decides to give Carrick more time to fix things. Player also informed.
Up next: Chelsea-Man United on Saturday. Carrick will be there.
Fellow citizens,
The Safari Rally stays home.
I am delighted to confirm that Kenya will host the WRC Safari Rally in 2027. Once again, the world's finest drivers will take on our plains, our valleys and the legendary roads of Naivasha.
The Safari was born on Kenyan soil. It belongs on Kenyan soil. Every edition fills our hotels, energises our businesses and carries the beauty of our country to screens across the world.
I thank the Ministry of Sports, the WRC Safari Rally Project, our private-sector partners, the FIA and the WRC Promoter for making this possible.
Tutaonana Naivasha!
If ordinary, fallen human beings can respond to beauty with such wonder, imagine what awaits us in future glory. Its fullness—final, complete, and perfect—must surpass anything we can now comprehend. The heart-stopping beauty of this video is only a shadow of the glory to come!
The World Athletics Championships is heading to Africa for the first time. 🇰🇪
Nairobi beat competition from London, Rome and Munich to be awarded the 2029 event.
Munich will host in 2031.
In 1919, G. H. Hardy took a taxi to visit Srinivasa Ramanujan, who was seriously ill in a Putney nursing home. The cab number was 1729. Hardy, never good at small talk, said it seemed a rather dull number.
Ramanujan answered at once: it was not dull. It is the smallest number that can be written as the sum of two positive cubes in two different ways.
The two representations are:
1³ + 12³ = 1 + 1728 = 1729
9³ + 10³ = 729 + 1000 = 1729
No smaller positive integer works. The number is now called the Hardy–Ramanujan number, or Taxicab(2).
The pair of cubes had already been noticed in 1657 by Bernard Frénicle de Bessy. What still startles people is the speed: Ramanujan recognized the property instantly, from a hospital bed, with no calculation on paper.
J. E. Littlewood later remarked that every positive integer was one of Ramanujan’s personal friends.
Later taxicab numbers grow quickly:
Ta(3) = 87,539,319
Ta(4) = 6,963,472,309,248
Only a few terms are fully known. The story lasts because it shows a mind that seemed to live inside the integers rather than merely compute with them.
WARNING: High Risk of El Nino in Kenya.
Globally, several countries are already experiencing El Nino with the probability in Kenya forecasted to be above 90% and the impact very strong.
The National and County Governments have activated 7 key measures to strengthen preparedness for the anticipated above normal rains.
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This photo takes me back to the excitement of arriving in Nairobi as a young woman, full of hope and possibility. Nairobi was a city of opportunity then, a place where you came believing that with hard work and courage, you could build something for yourself.
Much has changed since then, but young people still come to our cities carrying big dreams and the determination to make something of their lives.
Kenyan Youth, 🇰🇪
You are one of Kenya’s greatest assets.
Look at what you have already achieved, often with limited opportunities and against enormous odds.
You have carried our flag in sport, taken our music and culture to the world, built businesses, created technology, entertained us and found ingenious ways to make a living in a harsh economy
You are the majority and among the most educated generations Kenya has known.
You have the knowledge, creativity and numbers to shape the direction of this country, do not let anyone convince you otherwise. They know the power you hold.
The Kenya you want is not a dream too big. It is a country we can build with your generation at the centre of it.
Stand strong!
#InternationalYouthDay
Addressed the nation from State House Nairobi and invited all Kenyans to begin the most consequential national conversation since the promulgation of our Constitution in 2010 - a conversation to shape the country's next long-term development plan beyond Vision 2030.
This is not a Government project. It is not a political agenda; it is a national undertaking that belongs to every Kenyan. The question before us is simple but profound: What kind of Kenya do we want to leave to future generations?
Over the past six decades, nations that were once at the same level of development with Kenya have transformed into global economic powerhouses. South Korea, China and Singapore made bold choices, planned for the long-term and invested in their people.
We, too, must have the courage to ask why we have not fulfilled our full potential and, more importantly, what we must do differently.
Our Constitution calls on us to do more than govern. It calls on us to expand opportunity, uphold human dignity, create wealth and improve the lives of every citizen. Healthcare, quality education, affordable housing and food security must become measurable realities for every Kenyan.
Consequently, we will on 12th August, 2026, launch a nationwide public consultation that will bring together citizens from every walk of life - young people, professionals, businesses, faith leaders, academia, workers and civil society - to build a shared vision for our nation's future.
Together, we will define the next chapter of Kenya's story and build an industrialised, globally competitive and prosperous nation for generations to come.
England and France gave everything in the World Cup third place play-off, but after the final whistle, players from both teams came together in prayer.
The players praying together were: Dayot Upamecano, Bukayo Saka, Maxence Lacroix, Eberechi Eze, Marc Guéhi, Jean-Philippe Mateta, and Trevoh Chalobah. ❤️