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Government to Establish Rehabilitation Centres in All 47 Counties to Tackle Rising Drug Abuse
The government has unveiled an ambitious nationwide plan to establish rehabilitation centres in all 47 counties as part of renewed efforts to address the growing crisis of drug and substance abuse, particularly among young people. President William Ruto announced the initiative on January 7 after chairing a high-level multi-agency meeting at State House, where officials…
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KRA Launches USSD Platform to Simplify Tax Services for All Kenyans
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has introduced a new USSD service that allows taxpayers to access key services using any mobile phone, without the need for internet access or visits to KRA offices. The service, available by dialling *222#, is aimed at improving convenience and efficiency, particularly as the tax filing season approaches. Through the…
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Indian Manufacturers Turn to Kenya as U.S. Tariffs Disrupt Exports
Indian manufacturers are increasingly looking to Africa, particularly Kenya, as an alternative production base as prolonged trade negotiations between India and the United States disrupt export flows and threaten access to the lucrative American market. Uncertainty over a delayed U.S.-India trade agreement has made American buyers cautious, with exporters warning they risk missing the critical…
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Become an Expert: Why Daily Learning is key to Success
No matter what job or skill you practice, becoming truly professional requires more than just showing up – it demands continuous learning. One of the simplest yet most effective ways to grow is by reading about your field every day. Books, articles, and online resources provide knowledge, insights, and perspectives that you won’t gain from…
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Kenya Warned of Looming Food Crisis as Rice Shortfall Deepens
Kenya is facing a looming food crisis as prolonged droughts continue to disrupt agricultural production, widen rice supply gaps, and drive food prices upward across the country. On Tuesday, Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture Mutahi Kagwe warned that the nation is at a critical crossroads, with domestic food output increasingly unable to meet the growing demand…
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Kenya Tops East Africa in English Proficiency, Third in Africa and 19th Globally
Kenya has emerged as the leading English-speaking nation in East Africa and ranks third on the continent, according to the 2025 English Proficiency Index (EPI) released by Education First (EF), the world’s largest language education company. The report places Kenya ahead of Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Morocco in terms of adult English skills. The EF…
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DCI Rules Out Foul Play in Cyrus Jirongo’s Death, Classifies Incident as Road Traffic Accident
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has confirmed that the death of former Lugari MP Cyrus Jirongo was the result of a road traffic accident, officially ruling out any foul play. The announcement comes after an in-depth investigation by multiple DCI units, which sought to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the politician’s tragic death along…
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Karai Blackspot: A Deadly Stretch on the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway
The Karai area, along the busy Nairobi–Nakuru Highway near Naivasha, has long been notorious as one of Kenya’s most dangerous road sections. Dubbed a “blackspot,” it has witnessed frequent fatal crashes, often involving speeding, reckless overtaking, and head-on collisions, raising serious concerns about road safety. One of the most catastrophic incidents occurred on December 11,…
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Manchester United Part Ways with Head Coach Ruben Amorim Amid Premier League Struggles
Manchester United have announced that Ruben Amorim has departed from his role as Head Coach, following a challenging start to the 2025/26 Premier League season. The club is currently sixth in the standings, prompting leadership to take decisive action in hopes of improving their league position. In an official statement, Manchester United said the decision…
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Mt Kenya Leaders Turn Against Gachagua Over Alleged Intimidation, Coercive Politics
A growing number of Mt Kenya leaders are openly distancing themselves from former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, citing alleged intimidation, coercive politics, and divisive leadership as key reasons behind the widening fallout. The latest to break ranks is Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba, whose sharp criticism reflects a broader rebellion within the region’s political class. On…


