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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.
Youth in Kiambu are turning to pig farming as a lucrative alternative to unemployment, leveraging small land sizes and high demand for pork to build sustainable businesses.
The 2025 KCSE results show a surge in university qualifiers due to the new grading system, which focuses on a student's best subjects rather than penalizing their weaknesses.
Female artisans in Kenya are using private online groups to overcome workplace hostility and isolation, creating a "digital sisterhood" that shares jobs and technical advice.
The US withdrawal from UN agencies threatens Nairobi’s economy with a KES 45 billion loss, putting the Gigiri diplomatic hub and counter-terrorism funding at risk.
A surge in sales of artificial pregnancy bellies in Kenya reveals a bizarre trend fueled by content creators, women seeking social privileges, and potentially darker motives.
Kapsabet Boys and Moi High School-Kabarak dominate the Rift Valley KCSE results, producing record numbers of A grades and cementing the region’s academic supremacy.
A look at how viral phrases like "Fire si fire" are becoming the new literary proverbs of Kenya, evolving from traditional theatre to the fast-paced world of TikTok satire.
Dialysis patients face a life-or-death crisis as hospitals demand cash payments due to billions in unpaid claims from the Social Health Authority (SHA), leading to tragic outcomes.
Donald Trump pushes US oil firms to invest in Venezuela while threatening to "own" Greenland and strike Iran, signaling a new era of aggressive resource-driven foreign policy.
President Trump claims without evidence that ICE shooting victim Renee Good was a "paid agitator," contradicting video footage and escalating tensions in Minneapolis.
Protests erupt in Portland after federal agents shoot two Venezuelan nationals, leading to arrests and a standoff between local leaders and the Trump administration’s ICE forces.
Mining CS Hassan Joho announces an open tender for the KES 18 trillion Mrima Hill rare earth project, promising transparency in a sector historically plagued by secrecy.
