President William Ruto directed ministries to cut their FY 2023/2024 budgets by 10% to align expenditures with available resources amidst the global economic stress.
President Ruto reorganised the Executive, realigning Ministries, State departments, and Kenya’s Foreign Service to optimise performance and service delivery.
The Cabinet rescinded the decision made in July 2022 to pay Helios Sh6.091 billion following its exit from the struggling Telkom telecommunications company.
Kenyan borrowers hoping for cheaper credit face a longer wait after the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) paused its rate-cutting cycle, citing the escalating Middle East conflict...
The East Africa Law Society (EALS) has warned Kenya against discriminating against East African Community (EAC) citizens during its crackdown on foreign nationals engaged in...
President William Ruto will serve as the chief guest at the AmCham Business Summit 2026, scheduled for September 9–10 in Nairobi. The summit will bring together senior gov...
Governors seeking re-election in 2027 are directing county budgets towards high-visibility projects in health, education, roads, water and agriculture, where residents direc...
