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The meeting aimed to consolidate different programs put in place for creating employment, innovating and building skills for the country's youth

Known for her landmark lawsuit against the Kenyan government for failing to ensure 30 percent representation for women, Judy Thongori was a formidable force in the fight for equality. “Judy was the country’s foremost authority in family law,” Dr. Ojiambo

Self-care involves setting boundaries. As most of us are constantly required to do more in society, learning when to say no becomes key

The CEPA stands as a testament to the growing relationship between Kenya and the UAE, pinning the shared vision of the two nations to expand trade, stimulate investment, and promote economic opportunities for their people

Time off work inspires creativity and a new outlook, which may bring more creativity and problem solving to work

Through the assurance of quality health products, the NQCL ensures protection of public health and assurance of access to all Kenyans to efficacious and quality medicines and health technologies

“Our political context is at the brink of implosion, and we must unite efforts towards getting the Commission set up and ready to go. The future, peace, and democratic state of our country depends on it,” she said.

“This is my issue, criticize with an alternative,” Senator Orwoba stated during an interview on Spice FM on January 14, 2025. “I am not trying to say this person is right or that person is wrong. You have to choose to be part of the solution; you can't ch

The "less is more" philosophy is at the heart of minimalist interior design, where quality over quantity is the main principle, clean lines, and neutral colors are incorporated.

Following a statement by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), in response to the state of abductions in the country raised by the Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Performance and Delivery Management Justin Muturi, Kenyans are expressing

These zones, strategically positioned in the most potentially industrialized regions, will create employment in manufacturing, service, and agriculture to contribute to economic growth.

Here we are, over 246,000 students to admit into higher education. Questions linger: are these once-glorified academic hubs capable of accommodating more students? Is the future of these students still secured?