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Kenya’s economy grew by 5% in the second quarter of 2025, according to the latest figures from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). This positive growth reflects the country’s resilience amid global challenges and signals promising momentum for the rest of the year. 🚜 Agriculture Bounces Back Agriculture, which employs the majority of Kenyans, recorded a strong recovery thanks…
In a landmark move set to revolutionize digital finance, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has published a draft policy proposing a drastic reduction of mobile money transaction fees. The proposal aims to cut charges for services like M-Pesa, Airtel Money, and Telkom Kenya by up to 50%, potentially saving Kenyans billions of shillings annually. The initiative, dubbed the "National…
Full Story: 50,000 Ghost Students in Kenyan Secondary Schools What was discovered The Ministry of Education in Kenya is conducting a verification exercise across secondary schools. During this process, they uncovered over 50,000 “ghost students” — meaning students registered in systems but who do not actually attend or exist. Citizen Digital+2Tuko.co.ke - Kenya news.+2 This figure is based on verification…
Alejandro Garnacho, making his first start for Chelsea, was met with hostile…
Kenya has lost a remarkable athlete, Jairus Kipchoge Birech, who passed away…
Members of Parliament (MPs) have cautioned that the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC)…
The Kenyan government has initiated talks with the World Bank and…
Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has stirred the Kenyan political scene with a…
Bondo’s Streets Filled With Grief Bondo, a town deeply tied to…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has unveiled 24,000 internship positions for Junior…
The landscape of Kenyan safari travel is set for a change as…
DCI Probes Chinese National for Forged Documents in Ksh.170M Theft DCI Probes…
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Kenya has taken a major leap toward sustainable urban mobility after President William Ruto officially launched the Nairobi Smart Transport Project (NSTP) — a revolutionary plan designed to tackle the city’s chronic…
Members of Parliament (MPs) have cautioned that the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) will not be permitted to import or sell petroleum products once privatised unless certain government conditions are fully…
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