A new movement led by Kenyan TikTok influencers is rallying support for the construction of a state-of-the-art hospital worth billions.

Paul Kagame is branded a dictator by the West, yet Rwanda stands tall as Africa’s symbol of order, progress, and stability. Is strong leadership the real answer for the continent’s future?

Kenyan officer Kennedy Mutuku Nzuve tragically died in Haiti after a road accident during duty, with his remains repatriated for burial.

An investigative deep dive into how undervalued Portland Cement shares, a KSh20B KCB loan, and a cartel’s ambition threaten Kenya’s housing dream and economic sovereignty.

Kenya Pipeline’s planned privatization has sparked outrage and suspicion. Critics say it’s elite capture masked as reform, while proponents tout growth and citizen investment.

East African Portland Cement’s crisis deepens as MD Mohamed Osman faces backlash for blocking Holcim’s stake transfer to Kalahari Cement. His tribal favoritism and sabotage risk destroying the company’s future.

Nigeria remains a republic with presidents and parliaments, yet traditional kingdoms led by kings endure as powerful cultural and spiritual institutions, shaping identity, stability, and community life.

Prophet Stanley Carmel and Reverend Lucy Natasha, Kenya’s high-profile ministry couple, have faced waves of speculation following Carmel’s closeness with his spiritual daughter.

Understand why Catholics take the Holy Sacrament, its significance in remembering Christ’s sacrifice, and its role in spiritual growth.

Artificial intelligence partnerships and semiconductor deals propel stock markets to historic highs. Nvidia crosses $4 trillion, Hitachi jumps 9%, and investors ride the AI wave despite US government shutdown risks.

As the Digitally Fit Awards 2025 unfold, Argyle Hotel seeks to prove it is more than a venue—it is a contender shaping the future of hospitality.

Kenya’s new ICT regulations may modernize communications but raise concerns over metered billing, surveillance, and online freedoms.