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Of the 4,458 people who died on Kenya’s roads in 2025, 1,685 were pedestrians, according to the...
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Of the 4,458 people who died on Kenya’s roads in 2025, 1,685 were pedestrians, according to the...

Pump prices surged to a historic high of Sh242.92 and Sh214.25 per litre of diesel and petrol...

The bank has a loan book of Sh60.5 billion, with government securities being the bulk of its...

The Employment and Labour Relations Court has faulted the Health ministry for dismissing a...

A Microsoft study shows that over-reliance on AI can lead to a decline in critical thinking and...

Insurance payment structures do not always reflect how households earn. An annual premium paid...

Land, in Kenya, has always been an instrument of power as much as a means of livelihood, and...

Closing this financing gap will require more than public investment. It demands the deliberate...

For years, flowers have largely been associated with romance, with men expected to buy them for...

Analysis of the average retail prices of cooking fuels reveals a double blow for poor...