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Kenya, US Sign Sh206bn Health Partnership Deal to Support UHC and Disease Control Programmes
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 15 – Kenya and the United States have signed a new five-year health cooperation agreement worth approximately USD1.6 billion (Sh206 billion), marking
Kenya ranked world’s second-riskiest democracy for election violence
The 2007/08 post-election violence in Kenya/FILE Kenya has been ranked the second-most vulnerable democracy to electoral violence ahead of the 2027 General Election, according to
Kenya Health Workers Issue Seven-Day Strike Notice | Dawan Africa
Kenya, July 14, 2026 – Kenya is staring at a major healthcare crisis after health workers issued a seven-day strike notice, accusing county governments of
Chinese pay-TV firm StarTimes explores AI to boost media production in Kenya
The broadcaster said it is assessing AI-powered tools to improve production workflows,
Zablon Masha keen on building a future for disability judo in Kenya
Kenya Judo Federation head coach Zablon Masha is hoping to make the sport more inclusive by creating opportunities for people living with disabilities, particularly those
Why World Bank has delayed Sh78bn emergency loan to Kenya
Kenya’s request for an estimated Sh77.5billion ($600million) emergency loan from the World Bank has been delayed due to the lack of detailed spending plans, the
IFPI opens sub-Saharan Africa office in Kenya – Music In Africa
The office will be headed by Kenyan lawyer and corporate executive Angela Ndambuki. She will take up the role of regional director and will be responsible
Kenya, India to convene health summit as Nairobi eyes local vaccine, drug manufacturing
Health CS Aden Duale and Adarsh Swaika, the High Commissioner of India
NFL seeks to break into Africa with Kenya competition
American Football’s NFL came to Kenya this weekend for its latest competition on the African continent as it seeks to win converts to the sport.
Kenya Re pumps Sh284m in Zambia subsidiary on new capital rules
Kenya Reinsurance Corporation increased its investment in its Zambian subsidiary by Sh284 million last year, more than doubling its total capital in the unit to