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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
Viral testimony sparks fierce debate on entry-level exploitation as Gen Z professionals refuse to settle for wages that barely cover rent in the capital.
New Deposit Guarantee Fund and direct Treasury deductions aim to shield savers from the 'briefcase SACCO' menace and employer impunity.
As the first 195km section nears completion, the authority rolls out plans for the critical Modogashe and Rhamu corridors—promising to cut a 96-hour journey to just 12 hours.
Beijing’s export engine is firing on all cylinders, but a deepening rift with the US and a reliance on foreign buyers create a volatile mix that could reshape trade flows into East Africa.
Over 40 nations descend on Nairobi as military chiefs warn that the next battlefield isn't just in the forest—it's in the cloud, on drones, and across our borders.
The veteran broadcaster’s act of kindness bridges the distance between France and Nairobi, underscoring the power of friendship in Kenya’s competitive media landscape.
Parliament launches a high-stakes probe into a suspected syndicate draining retirees’ accounts moments after government payouts, with lawmakers pointing fingers at potential insider collusion.
New bill empowers anti-graft agency to access mobile money data and call logs without lengthy court battles, aiming to close the 'digital loophole' in Kenya’s corruption war.
A new report exposes how the regulator’s failure to slash 'hidden' termination fees protects Safaricom’s dominance while keeping voice rates artificially high for the average Kenyan.
The Reserve Bank of Australia keeps borrowing costs steady—offering stability for the 22,000-strong Kenyan diaspora—while emergency crews battle out-of-control blazes near Sydney.
Founded in a cramped office in 1995, Standard Investment Bank has evolved from a traditional stockbroker into a global markets juggernaut managing over KES 110 billion. Here is how James Wangunyu’s bet on 'Kenyan ingenuity' paid off.
The massive aid package seeks to shield American agriculture from the fallout of disputes with China and Mexico, signaling continued volatility in global food markets.
