Patrick Hinga a former street urchin who rose to fame after his former classmate helped him into rehab has passed on.
The tragic news was broken by the heroic classmate Wanja Mwaura aka Faith Nga'ng'a in a post that read...
Martin Oduor-Otieno CV: Mr. Martin Oduor-Otieno, 61, is best known as the former KCB CEO. He was replaced at Kenya's biggest bank by assets by current CEO Joshua Oigara.
After leaving his position as KCB CEO, Oduor-Otieno took up a...
A lawyer who is representing a magistrate suspected to have murdered her husband is in soup. This is after the lawyer identified as Assa Nyakundi accidentally shot his son to death.
Following the incident, police have detained Mr. Nyakundi to...
The The Star Newspaper Kenya: You can read this newspaper by clicking here: The Star Kenya
This paper is a daily newspaper based in Nairobi, Kenya. It was launched in July 2007 as the Nairobi Star and later rebranded as...
The Standard Newspaper Kenya: To read the Standard, you may click here: THE STANDARD.
The Standard is one of the largest newspapers in Kenya with a 48 per cent market share. It is the oldest newspaper in the country and...
Art Galleries in Nairobi: Art has been part of the Nairobi scene since colonial times, and even now there are many remnants of artefacts that came from the settlers in some of our art museums. Here are the top...
Jumia on NYSE: Africa's leading e-commerce firm Jumia is set to become the first African start-up to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Jumia could go public in the next month.
The company, which was given a $1bn...
Loan Interest Rates in Kenya: The High Court of Kenya has terminated the law that capped interest rates at 14 per cent and later 13 per cent.
Following the ruling by a three judge bench, borrowers can now expect to...
Passion Fruit Farming: A farmer in Siaya County has broken the norm to start growing passion fruit. Farmers in the region have predominantly planted maize as the main crop. Mr Clement Odongo has seen his income triple compared to...
Kenya-Somali border fence: The heat of shocking multi-billion scandals is yet to cool off. Now, a fresh multi-billion scandal involving the Ministry of Defense has come up. Apparently, the government paid some Sh. 3.4 billion.
Apparently, a fence project along...
