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Outstanding performances mark National Music Festival
Schools continued to post impressive performances at the 98th Kenya National Music Festival at Kibabii University, with Nzoia Sugar Primary School and ACK St. Andrew’s
The political economy of refugee vulnerability
Despite lacking political power themselves, refugees’ vulnerability has been converted into value by those with power, writes Yohannes Woldemariam. Refugees possess little formal political power.
Bank urges Africa to increase local funding for infrastructure projects
Dar es Salaam. Africa should scale up its existing financial institutions, deepen domestic capital markets and strengthen regional cooperation to meet its growing infrastructure financing
Gender commission calls for indigenous midwives to be integrated into Kenya’s health system
The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has called for the formal integration of Indigenous midwives into Kenya’s healthcare system, saying their close ties to
Moses Kuria: Ruto can win 2027 without Mt Kenya vote
Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria speaks during an interview with Citizen TV/SCREENGRAB Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has claimed President William Ruto can secure re-election
World U20 Athletics Championships: Two Golds on Final Day Propel Kenya to Second Overall and Top in Africa
Kenya completed the World U20 Athletics Championships with a flourish after bagging two more gold medals while a couple of silver and a bronze medal
FG establishes company to deliver nationwide fibre infrastructure
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Presidential candidates face Sh6.1 billion campaign spending limit in 2027 general election
Presidential candidates will be allowed to spend up to Sh6.1 billion, while political parties will have a combined campaign spending limit of Sh24.45 billion in
Kinshasa: Kinshasa is growing faster than almost any city in Africa, but its population boom is not making people richer | World News
Representative Image of daily life on a bustling Kinshasa street amid fast-paced urban expansion (AI-generated image) Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo,
India and Africa: Relations Beyond Rhetorics
245 India and Africa have a historic and umbilical relationship. It makes a good talking point during speeches but will need an objective assessment of