Fuel in Kenya has become that one “friend” who keeps saying “last price” but somehow there’s always another increase loading.…
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Today, in a quiet room in Nairobi, policymakers, industry players, and analysts gather for a conversation that could reshape Kenya’s…
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What began as an ordinary Nairobi decision quickly spiralled into an unexpected digital nightmare. Mercy had a simple plan request…
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Waste management in Kenya remains one of the country’s most pressing environmental and public health challenges, driven by rapid urbanization,…
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In a quiet courtroom, far removed from the chaos of tear gas and gunfire, justice is being measured, carefully, clinically,…
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For the first time, victims of human rights violations, including those affected by protests and demonstrations, may see the state…
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When the government rolled out the NYOTA programme, it was framed as a bold intervention to tackle youth unemployment particularly…
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In Kenya, justice for protest victims is slowly being reduced to a figure calculated, allocated, and debated while families continue…
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Mercy Chege was a healthy baby, with healthy eyes and an excellent eyesight. But things started going south when she…
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