As Kenya’s sugar industry experiences a gradual revival, women are emerging as some of the biggest beneficiaries and key drivers…
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After years of uncertainty, Kenya’s sugar industry is entering a new chapter. With factories reopening, private investment flowing into the…
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The revival of Kenya’s sugar industry is not only bringing factories back to life but also restoring livelihoods for thousands…
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Kenya’s sugar belt is showing renewed signs of recovery after years of decline that saw several state-owned mills collapse under…
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As Kenya edges closer to the 2027 General Election, one of the country’s oldest cultural traditions is once again emerging…
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Journalism is often mistaken for simply holding a microphone or operating a camera, yet every assignment comes with risks that…
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Residents living adjacent to the Kaptagat Forest have expressed overwhelming support for the ongoing ecosystem fencing programme, describing it as…
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Kenya’s Gen Z-led protests of 2024 drew global headlines. For weeks, young people mobilised against proposed tax increases, the rising…
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Many have wondered why National Treasury Principal Secretary Dr. Chris Kiptoo has remained at the centre of the Kaptagat Integrated…
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Siaya National Polytechnic has officially launched its annual Cultural and Peer Week, shifting the traditional celebration toward an urgent focus…
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Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (NaMATA) Director General Eng. Francis Gitau has emerged as one of Kenya’s most respected transport…
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Kenya’s ambition to plant 15 billion trees by 2032 is often framed as an environmental mission. Less discussed is the…
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The phrase “mpira itaniulia marafiki” (football will kill my friends) could not be further from the truth. If history is…
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The man who stormed Parliament shouting “Mr. Speaker Sir!” during the 2024 Gen Z demonstrations has reappeared after close to…
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In some African countries, more than 50% of women regularly use skin-lightening products. In South Africa, the rate is 32%,…
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