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Google rejects most Kenyan government content removal requests
Google’s latest Global Transparency Report indicates a significant increase in rejected content removal requests from the Kenyan government. The report covers the period up to
Uganda Central Bank Maintains Rate Amid Inflation, Growth
The Bank of Uganda (BoU) has decided to maintain its Central Bank Rate at 9.75% during its Monday meeting. This rate has been consistent since
Bien and Tusker Launch Program to Develop Kenyan Musicians
Bien-Aime Baraza, a Grammy-winning songwriter and member of Sauti Sol, has partnered with Tusker to launch “Base to Billboardz,” a career accelerator program for Kenyan
Kenya Archbishop Says Church Hospitals Face Closure
In October 2024, the Kenyan government announced a plan to address outstanding debts owed to faith-based health institutions. The debt, exceeding seven billion Kenyan shillings
Analyst Links GERD Success to African Infrastructure Potential
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) was inaugurated last week in Addis Ababa, marking the completion of a 14-year project to harness the Abay River
Okutoyi Seeks Crowdfunding to Boost Tennis Career
Angella Okutoyi, a Kenyan tennis star and reigning African champion, has launched a crowdfunding initiative to support her transition to a professional tennis career. The
Kenya’s Program Drives Research Commercialization, Job Growth
The Research-to-Commercialization (R2C) Programme in Kenya has shown that institutional reform is crucial for translating research into market solutions and fostering innovation-led growth. The initiative,
Court Confirms Fuel Tax Increase
The High Court of Kenya has dismissed a petition challenging the recent increase in the road maintenance levy on fuel. The court ruled that the
Standard Bank to Host Conference on African Policy and Investment
Standard Bank Corporate and Investment Banking will host the second annual African Markets Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, from February 22 to 24, 2026.
Study Links Climate Change to 500000 Malaria Deaths in Africa by 2050
Climate change poses a significant threat to public health in Africa, potentially exacerbating the spread of malaria and leading to increased mortality. New research indicates