President William Ruto has launched the NYOTA Project Business Start-Up Capital disbursement, injecting Sh104 million to support youth-led businesses in Samburu, Isiolo, Laikipia, and Marsabit counties.
Today’s disbursement will benefit 4,159 young entrepreneurs drawn from the 4 counties, each receiving...
The Kenyan government has defended its decision to sell a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, arguing that the move will protect the State from future share dilution, unlock maximum value from a long-held investment, and provide...
The United States Embassy has suspended the issuance of visas to Tanzanian nationals, a move that has abruptly disrupted travel, education, and business plans for thousands of applicants.
In an official notice issued on Tuesday, the embassy confirmed that the...
Co-operative Bank, M-Kopa, Quickmart Supermarket and KCB Bank are among 11 Kenyan firms placed on the Financial Times’ Africa’s Fastest-Growing companies.
Others are agricultural producer Victory Farms, manufacturing firm Roam Electric, hospitality group Serena Hotels, and IT companies Impax Business...
Kenya’s wild frontier has always been a land of timeless wonder — sweeping savannahs, echoing horizons, and wildlife encounters that stir the soul and sharpen one’s sense of adventure. Whether you are a value-driven traveller seeking discovery on a...
Kaspersky experts outline how the rapid development of AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape in 2026, both for individual users and for businesses. Large language models (LLMs) are influencing defensive capabilities while simultaneously expanding opportunities for threat actors.
Deepfakes are...
2025 was a high-energy year for 1xBet across multiple African markets. The brand combined continent-wide football sponsorship assets with local initiatives, expanded digital activations in GEOs where online remained the primary channel, and continued building offline presence where retail...
To anyone outside aviation, aircraft maintenance can appear disarmingly mundane, little different from the routine servicing of a motor vehicle. The reality is altogether more exacting. Whereas drivers may occasionally overrun a scheduled service interval by a few hundred...
A familiar refrain in discussions of air travel is that African airlines are expensive. This prompts a puzzling question: why are fares high when most carriers on the continent still lose money? The answer lies in their revenue structures...
In a global economy still shaking off inflationary shocks, geopolitical tension, and tightening financial conditions, currency stability has become a quiet but decisive battleground. In Africa, where exchange rates often tell deeper stories about governance, discipline, and economic direction,...
