The unexpected return of Donald Trump Jr. to the White House brings a fresh wave of uncertainty and anticipation for African nations, particularly Kenya, which has traditionally valued the United Stat...

At 6’9”, Barron Trump towers above most people. The 18-year-old who voted for the first time this year appears to have played a crucial role in getting his father, Donald Trump Jr., back in the Wh...

Kenya’s Affordable Housing Levy (AHL) continues to stir debate nationwide. The Levy mandates that both employers and employees contribute 1.5% of the employee’s gross monthly salary. This mean...

The Central Bank of Kenya Act, Licensing of Digital Credit Providers The Central Bank of Kenya approved Dreamlife Technology Limited to change its business name to Chelete Credit Limited.   The N...

Constituency offices are now set to become places for public participation exercises, creating an avenue where citizens can engage in the political processes. This will allow constituents to voice the...

The Standard Chartered (StanChart) Marathon has become an iconic annual event in Nairobi, attracting both professional and amateur athletes to compete for prize money. The organisers have also added i...

Kenya is on the path to integrating digital technology into the heart of its economy, leveraging the power of mobile and digital services to drive growth, support public service delivery, and enhance ...

Countries are investing in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) by recognising new niches for different industries and leveraging them to achieve sustainable growth. The Kenyan government recognises...

The High Court, in a recent judgement, granted reprieve to financial institutions when exercising their statutory power of sale. This position is fortified in the Constitution’s Section 104 of the L...

Kenya Power announced its first profit of Ksh 30 billion in six years.  The company’s ability to turn a profit in its financial statements this year from a loss of Ksh 3.19 billion last year has ra...

Kenya Kenya Power resumes dividends with Ksh 30B profit Kenya Power and Lighting Company(KPLC) has resumed paying dividends after a six-year hiatus, following a net profit of Ksh 30.08 billion in the ...

  BILLS The Labour Relations (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill, 2024 The Intergovernmental Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2024   LEGISLATIVE SUPPLEMENTS The Trafic Act – Exemption The Cattle C...