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Senegal overcomes a controversial penalty decision and a near-walkout to defeat hosts Morocco 1-0 in extra time, claiming the 2025 AFCON title in Rabat.
Cabinet orders urgent reforms of the HRIS-K payroll system after audits reveal cybersecurity vulnerabilities and unauthorized payments costing the government billions.
Cabinet approves Phase III of the Kenya-China project to equip 70 TVET colleges and train 1,190 instructors, boosting the Competency-Based Education agenda.
Despite newer technology, Kenyan forex traders stick to the vintage MT4 platform, prizing its low data usage and reliability in a unique market environment.
As US tech giants pour billions into artificial intelligence, Gulf nations are racing to build their own sovereign ecosystems, challenging Silicon Valley’s dominance.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi accuses Russia of enabling the illegal recruitment of Kenyan mercenaries, revealing that 27 survivors have been repatriated while families struggle to recover the bodies of the fallen.
A digital portrait of happiness becomes a haunting memento after a Nandi man brutally murders his wife and takes his own life days after posting it.
The German car lobby blasted Brussels, accusing the European Union of failing to appreciate the severity of the crisis facing the continent's automotive industry.
EU lawmakers vote to advance the digital euro project, aiming to bolster financial sovereignty against US tech giants while battling privacy concerns.
Kenya and Italy have taken a significant step toward deepening bilateral cooperation following the launch of the Med-Or Italian Foundation for Africa’s first overseas office in Nairobi.
The Supreme Court of Kenya unveils a Virtual Registry and WhatsApp Chatbox, allowing remote case tracking and filing support to curb congestion and modernize justice.
Felix Okoth mourns the drowning of his four sons in an abandoned Kisumu quarry, a tragedy that has wiped out an entire generation of his family.
Telstra cuts over 200 jobs and moves roles to India as part of a $700 million AI partnership with Accenture, signaling a major shift towards automation in the telecom sector.
