Woodside has resumed commissioning work at its $12 billion Scarborough LNG export project off Western Australia after a temporary pause caused by Greenpeace protesters boarding the facility over the weekend.
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Hong Kong's de facto central bank is reshuffling executive roles to prepare for new leadership in the coming years.
Indonesian markets tumbled, stocks hit worst rout in 30 years, with losses spreading to bonds and the rupiah after MSCI warned of possible two-step downgrade.
Celebrating Mashujaa Day in Eldoret honors sports heroes and celebrates Rift Valley's contribution to Kenya and the world, says Regional Commissioner Abdi Hassan.
Speaker Moses Wetangula said the new markets being constructed are intended to transform the lives of our traders, emphasizing that these developments will bring lasting improvement for business owners.
President William Ruto has signed the County Assembly Services Amendment Bill and the Additional Allocations Bill, formally enacting them into law.
Diana Kavedza noted preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie claimed salvation required moving to the Shakahola wilderness, where Jesus would gather the pure. Mombasa High Court will deliver the verdict against Mackenzie and 35 co‑accused.
A startup is deploying specially engineered microbes to leach additional copper from ore, aiming to ease the worldwide copper shortage driven by AI data centers, electric vehicles and power‑grid expansion.
Secretary General Dr Davji Atellah says he will seek the Lang'ata parliamentary seat in the upcoming election.
Morgan Stanley announced a partnership with fintech platform Raisin to launch retail savings accounts, extending the bank’s product suite to individual customers through the digital provider.
France’s sovereign bond yields rose as nationwide violence intensified, underscoring the growing clash between protesters and a government constrained by weak public finances.
The Council of Trade Unions defended the National Social Security Fund against parliamentary criticism, noting the fund grew to KSh814 billion, posted better returns, passed clean audits and sped up benefits processing.
Speaker Moses Wetangula announced that the Regional Integrated Services (RAIS) will arrive in Sichei Chwele this month to establish a level‑6 hospital valued at ten billion shillings.
Morgan Stanley has teamed up with fintech company Raisin to launch new savings accounts available to individual customers. The collaboration aims to expand access to digital banking services.
France saw its sovereign bond prices fall sharply as violent unrest erupted across the nation. The turmoil highlights deepening tensions between demonstrators and a government struggling with weak public finances.
University student leaders and public health students have issued an ultimatum to the Ministry of Health to end the ninety day Public Health Officers strike as the country records its eighth Ebola case
Residents of Kiwayu Island hope to secure land ownership after a dispute with the Kenya Wildlife Service that has lasted for more than forty years.
Mackenzie faces separate charges of manslaughter and terrorism, which he denies. Families of the victims are watching the verdict closely as they seek justice three years after the discovery.
Elice, a data-center infrastructure company, will debut on the Kosdaq market in South Korea. The listing will test the nerves of AI investors as the tech-heavy exchange welcomes the new firm.
JPMorgan is launching its deposit token on Ethereum, marking another step in the bank's expansion into blockchain-based payment systems and digital asset services.
Woodside has resumed commissioning work at its $12 billion Scarborough LNG export project off Western Australia after a temporary pause caused by Greenpeace protesters boarding the facility over the weekend.
Security has been heightened across Uasin Gishu, Nandi and Elgeyo-Marakwet counties to ensure a safe and peaceful Mashujaa Day celebration.
Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen, the former chief executive of Novo Nordisk, will become the new chair of H. Lundbeck, his first major corporate role after leaving the obesity drug maker last year.
Kenya has 300,000 housing units under construction across the country as the government works to make decent homes accessible to Kenyans, President William Ruto said.
Analyst Lionel R. Laurent notes a common thread between the French protests and unrest across Europe: the growing economic burden of continuously protecting pensioners.
Analysts note a common thread linking the French street protests to unrest across Europe: the rising economic cost of maintaining generous pension benefits is fueling public discontent and demonstrations.
UK healthcare property landlord PHP has entered a £700 million joint venture with Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC, a move intended to lower its debt burden as part of a broader financial restructuring plan.
Directline Assurance Company Limited faces a new liquidation petition filed by nine creditors in the Malindi High Court, with a hearing set for 23 November.
The government has initiated a fresh physical headcount of public servants as part of an expanded probe into an alleged 6.2 billion shilling payroll fraud, aiming to uncover irregular recruitment and fund‑management weaknesses.
Following the Linda Mwananchi rally on 16 August 2026, Homa Bay has acquired a series of negative nicknames after images of a barren Suba landscape circulated online as an opposition convoy approached Nyandiwa.
Mogo Auto has opened a new branch in Kihancha, expanding its boda‑boda and vehicle financing services. Customers can visit the office or call 0768 469 112 to apply for a loan.
Controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie, his wife and 29 co‑accused have appeared before the Mombasa High Court for judgment on 191 murder charges linked to the Shakahola cult.
The 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity begins on 19 October in Yerevan, Armenia, as world leaders gather to move biodiversity pledges into concrete action.
Lindt & Sprüngli announced that Dieter Weisskopf will assume the role of interim chief executive officer effective immediately, following the departure of Adalbert Lechner from the position.
A verdict is expected in Kenya for doomsday preacher Paul Mackenzie and 29 followers charged with murdering 191 children. Over 400 bodies were discovered in Shakahola forest, sparking national outrage and international concern.
The Court of Appeal in Kenya has declined to suspend a ruling that nullified the government's KES 204.3 billion sale of its Safaricom stake to Vodacom.
Kenya Airways has received approval for a $350 million shareholder loan, along with a proposal to convert KES 122 billion in government debt into an equity-qualifying instrument.
Dangote Refinery has extended the deadline for its $1.6 billion initial public offering to October 27, following strong investor interest across Africa.
Uganda's central bank surprised markets with a 225 basis point interest rate hike, bringing the benchmark rate to 12.0%.
Kenya Pipeline has reported its first financial results since listing, showing a 13.1% increase in net profit to KES 11.6 billion for FY2026.
South Africa has a strong possibility of regaining its investment-grade credit rating within the next two years, according to financial services group Investec.
The world's largest proxy advisory firm says the number of worker deaths in accidents at Impala Platinum operations raises questions about management bonuses.
Kenya raises fuel prices sharply, with Nairobi petrol rising KES 12.93 per litre and diesel KES 9.90 as higher global oil costs add to inflation pressure.
Kenya Pipeline posts its first results since listing, with FY2026 net profit up 13.1 percent to KES 11.6 billion and operating cash flow rising 34.3 percent to KES 17.4 billion.
Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret is set to host the Mashujaa Day celebrations tomorrow, October 20, 2026, bringing together national leaders and Kenyans to honour the country's heroes.
Ride-hailing apps Bolt and Uber have introduced monthly subscriptions in Kenya to retain customers and reduce switching between competing platforms.
Tanzania leads East Africa's stock markets with a 66 percent gain since the start of 2026, followed by Uganda at 62 percent, Rwanda at 45 percent, and Kenya at 28 percent.
On the afternoon of November 28, 2018, former prime minister Raila Odinga walked into the National Assembly Speaker's gallery accompanied by Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka.
The World Health Organization has warned that the Ebola outbreak could surpass the deadliest in history, which killed more than 11,000 people in West Africa over a decade ago.
The question confronting Kenya's young people ahead of the 2027 election is no longer whether they can force the country to listen, but whether the political system can answer their demands.
Kenya Airways secures approval for a 350 million dollar shareholder loan alongside a proposed conversion of 122 billion KES in Government debt into an equity-qualifying instrument.
The Court of Appeal declines to suspend the ruling nullifying the Government's 204.3 billion KES stake sale to Vodacom.
Dangote Refinery extends its 1.6 billion dollar IPO to 27 October after reporting 4.73 billion dollars in nine-month profit and citing strong investor interest across Africa.
Uganda delivers a surprise 225 basis point rate hike to 12.0 percent as currency and inflation pressures intensify.
The Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret will host tomorrow’s Mashujaa Day celebrations on October 20, 2026, gathering national leaders and citizens to honour the nation’s heroes in the upgraded 15,043‑seat venue.
With tight revenues, the priority should be reducing unnecessary spending, eliminating waste, and improving efficiency rather than increasing the tax burden on Kenyans.
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology has partnered with France’s LAAS-CNRS laboratory to boost Kenya’s semiconductor capabilities.
Mr Muchoki has transformed his three-acre farm into a year-round operation by installing three boreholes connected with pipes and electric water pumps, enabling reliable irrigation and consistent crop production.
Kenya responded quickly to its recent Ebola case by securing the patient and tracing contacts, according to Dr Ahmed Ogwell, a former Africa CDC official.
Dr. Abdi Hassan highlights a historic celebration uniting Uasin Gishu, Nandi and Elgeyo‑Marakwet counties to honor Kenya’s heroes, with President Ruto marking the event on his home ground.
Rift Valley Regional Commissioner Dr. Abdi Hassan says the government is dedicated to inclusivity, making sure every citizen feels valued and represented in the Bottom‑Up Economic Transformation Agenda.
Two oil tankers bound for Kenya were stopped by drone attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, halting shipments and worsening Middle East tensions.
Two oil tankers carrying petroleum products for Kenya were immobilized by drone strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting deliveries amid rising Middle East tensions.
A US investor with Soviet roots, linked to Trump’s team, will expand copper investments in Armenia as Washington seeks greater regional economic presence.
Kenya's money market fund returns fell to 9.3% from 9.9% last October, driven by lower Treasury bill and fixed deposit rates.
He said he will only resign when campaigning begins, stating a government job is not something to quit.
Regional commissioner says Mashujaa Day will feature parades, music, sports and cultural events across three counties, after extensive coordination and government support.
Japan’s next‑day spot electricity price reached its highest level in almost four years as higher fuel costs combined with reduced power generation caused by scheduled maintenance.
Markets are assuming a Le Pen election victory after the riots in France, with commentary noting it would not address the real financial issues.
Kenya’s central bank governor announced that Kenya is seeking new financing from the World Bank and African Development Bank, considering budget support and debt‑for‑food swaps with disbursements expected by mid‑2027.
Kenya plans to construct an Sh80 billion nuclear research reactor at Konza Technopolis to generate cancer‑related medical isotopes locally and cut import dependence.
Violent cost‑of‑living protests in France have turned into widespread looting and arson, prompting higher alert levels across Europe ahead of upcoming national elections.
Kenya’s mobile money subscriptions surged to 95.31 million in the year to August 2026, a new high after doubling since 2018.
The banking industry in Britain is a case study in the coming age of automation from back office hubs to high finance.
Australia will equip its underwater drones with the capability to deploy sea mines or launch aerial drones, enhancing its unmanned submarine fleet.
Skiing in the Republic of Georgia provides smaller crowds, fewer regulations, and delicious cuisine, making the journey worthwhile.
Kenya received US$3.33 billion in remittances during January‑August 2026, a 0.7 percent drop year‑on‑year. The United States remained the largest source with 47.8 percent, while Europe’s share rose to 20.8 percent.
Kenya’s economy grew 5.1 percent in Q2 2026, up from 4.9 percent a year earlier, despite higher oil prices and weaker agriculture.
As AI development costs rise while usage becomes cheaper, analysts say the major cloud providers are set to capture most of the benefits from the artificial‑intelligence boom.
Indonesian stocks continued a deep sell‑off, extending the worst market rout in almost thirty years. Losses also spread to bonds and the rupiah after MSCI warned of a possible two‑step downgrade.
Kenya is negotiating new financing with the World Bank and the African Development Bank, targeting approval by June 2027. The talks include budget support and a possible debt‑for‑food swap.
Sydney's second airport has opened after decades of delays and political hurdles, but the new A$5.6 billion site faces uncertainty over its commercial viability despite being a long-awaited infrastructure project.
Vietnam plans to launch stock index options in the first quarter of next year to deepen its capital markets and attract more foreign investors, following a recent upgrade to its equity market.
Veri Group will discuss its strategy for connecting Africa's capital markets tomorrow, addressing market fragmentation and cross-border investment opportunities.
State-backed funds in China have increased their market presence as the country's benchmark stock index suffers a record 10-week losing streak, signaling potential government intervention to stabilize the market.
An investment firm tied to Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi and Lamu Governor Issa Timamy will pay Absa Sh3 billion for 63% stakes in First Assurance Kenya and Absa Life Assurance Kenya.
An Environment and Land Court judgment in Nyandarua has implicated former Nakuru Lands Registrar Eric Nyamu and County Secretary Samuel Mwaura in an unlawful attempt to forcibly seize the Nakuru War Memorial Hospital.
The IMF expects median inflation in Sub‑Saharan Africa to rise from 3.4% in 2025 to 4.3% in 2026 and 5.0% in 2027, driven by higher fuel, transport and fertilizer costs. An El Niño could add 2.6 points to 2027 inflation.
Kenya's Ebola case count has risen to eight after a 49‑year‑old patient attendant tested positive, presenting fever, headache and muscle pain.
French President Emmanuel Macron attributes the recent wave of violence to ultra‑left groups and criminal elements. Nearly 2,400 arrests have been made and almost 1,000 police and gendarmes reported injuries.
Today's Markets Daily India notes that earnings from major banks could shape the stock market direction, while asset managers are taking steps to relieve pressure on the rupee.
Chinese coal output declined in the most recent month, raising concerns about supply shortages as the winter heating season approaches and demand traditionally peaks.
Kenya reports tax revenue for September 2026 rose 14.8% year‑on‑year to 258.31 billion shillings, and quarterly collections for July‑September 2026 increased 14.1% to 631.82 billion shillings.
Former prime minister Raila Odinga pursued a clear national agenda, not aimless politics, and the current political environment is now largely empty.
Parliament should remain independent and exercise oversight of the executive, including probing debt matters, despite uncertainties about President Ruto's control.
Government treasuries are showing tentative signs of resuming their traditional safe‑haven role, a development that could surprise investors who are heavily positioned for a further decline in bond prices this year.
Live literary readings are turning books into communal events, moving beyond the solitary experience of audiobooks and offering audiences a shared night out to enjoy stories together.
The Kenya Primary School Education Assessment will begin on Monday, 26 October 2026. Organisers warn that thousands of candidates from Dagoretti North may face difficulties because essential exam materials are lacking.
Raila Odinga spent decades building an opposition movement that shaped Kenya’s politics. One year after his passing, analysts are assessing how the political landscape has shifted and which leaders might fill the void he left.
South Africa is the only African nation listed among the world’s top food destinations for 2026, achieving a 94.26 percent rating in the global poll.
As competency‑based education expands in senior schools, students are turning to technical subjects, yet shortages of equipment and specialised teachers are forcing schools to share facilities to maintain hands‑on learning.
The President is actively working to enforce the rule of law, with the Inspector General of Police and senior officials summoned to appear in court, signalling the government’s commitment to obey court orders.
Farmers in Uasin Gishu are shifting from maize to coffee as thousands embrace the crop to boost their incomes in the fertile soils of the county.
The city status of Eldoret has brought infrastructure growth, increased business, ready markets for farmers, and a major new referral hospital to Uasin Gishu County, according to Governor Bii.
Satellites can detect fires and machines can clear crop stubble, but neither can fix the toxic skies over Delhi while India encourages farmers to grow more rice.
Eldoret's city status is spurring infrastructure work, boosting businesses and establishing a new referral hospital in Uasin Gishu County. Farmers are also shifting from maize to coffee, expanding agricultural diversity.
Ebola misinformation is undermining the national response. Authorities urge citizens to verify information and stop spreading false rumors.
ODM officials toured Garissa County, urging voters to back Ruto’s reelection and announcing candidates for all elective seats.
Sifuna says he can move from Senate to presidency, while opposition leaders accuse the government of dictatorship and Ndindi Nyoro warns against hate mongering.
President William Ruto praised Kenyan athletes for sweeping the men’s podium and winning the women’s title at the 2026 Tokyo Legacy Half‑Marathon in Japan.
Breast cancer survivors celebrate being cancer‑free, yet they also face the challenge of adapting to changed bodies, rebuilding confidence and coping with life after treatment.
Kenya is working to protect mursik, the traditional fermented milk drink of the Kalenjin community, after starting UNESCO nomination last year.
Gig workers training AI now include many with medical, law and other specialized degrees, earning hundreds of dollars per hour for their expertise.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Donald Trump of pressing Kyiv to surrender to Russia, escalating a week‑long diplomatic dispute.
Four Canadian soldiers were killed and dozens suffered serious injuries after a fire destroyed an army base in Alberta, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney.
President Ruto pledged to expand new level 5 hospitals nationwide, insisting projects proceed despite resistance from some county governors who claim he exceeded his authority.
Opposition leaders warn of irregularities in voter registration and demand greater transparency ahead of the 2027 election, urging responsible politics, national unity and respect for democratic freedoms.
Preparations for the 2026 Mashujaa Day celebrations are underway in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County, as the Kipchoge Keino Stadium undergoes final refurbishment ahead of the national ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, October 20.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is slated to return to Kenya this week as political tensions rise and opposition groups increase pressure on the IEBC regarding its preparations for the 2027 elections.
Anthropic plans to allocate five percent of its shares to a new fund aimed at supporting the public good and mitigating AI’s impact on the job market.
The Kenyan government is launching a physical verification of public servants amid an investigation into a suspected Sh6.2 billion payroll fraud, beginning with a mandatory headcount at the Ministry of Education.
Uasin Gishu County is intensifying Ebola response ahead of Mashujaa Day, with officials deploying detection measures and the health ministry tracing nearly all contacts of the first case.
A clash has emerged between President William Ruto and Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya over funding and political recognition of the Masinde Muliro Market in Kitale.
Leaders of the Orange Democratic Movement and allies to the broad‑based government accused colleagues of ignoring Raila Odinga’s first death anniversary, calling for stronger party structures and future preparation.
President Ruto said citizens want their names changed while stressing equality in Kenya, and he added he can move his office and expand affordable housing options for many residents.
AI agents are already working to earn their keep, raising questions about potential risks and ethical concerns as they become more active in the economy.
President William Ruto acknowledges critics calling him a liar but expresses pride in Kenya’s progress, noting that by December 45,000 homes will be completed for citizens.
The rivalry between President William Ruto and the Linda Mwananchi movement led by Senator Edwin Sifuna is intensifying, as the opposition steps up criticism of the government.
Wycliffe Ndenga says he left school after class five to herd cattle, describing life as very hard. He began work at 64 kilograms and now weighs 102 kilograms.
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Morocco is attracting major foreign investment in automotive, EV‑battery and aerospace projects, which are strengthening its industrial base and export capacity.
Algeria is expected to become Africa’s fourth‑largest economy, with a 2026 GDP of $331.89 billion, beating Morocco.
Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi said President William Ruto's administration is spreading development nationwide and will keep the partnership until the end.
Collins Chepkurui won the overall title at the eleventh round of the 2026 Duracoat Masters golf tournament in Kericho.
President Ruto pledged to keep building Level 5 hospitals across Kenya, even where he faces opposition from governors who support the resistance. The announcement follows criticism from Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya.
Uasin Gishu County government has pledged assistance in identifying international dairy products while critics warn the program favors the Kalenjin community and dominates the local economy.
Senate leaders including Odinga family members have split over the direction of national policy, with several senators expressing differing views on future strategies.
The IMF projects South Africa will remain Africa’s largest economy in 2026 with a GDP of $489.08 billion, but growth is slow, investment weak, infrastructure poor and public debt expected to hit 78.5 % of GDP.
Amani Counselling Centre urges Kenyans to break the silence on mental health, warning that stigma, fear of judgement and cost deter many. It will host the Amani Walk for Wellness 2026 on 14 November at Ngong Road Forest Sanctuary.
Opposition leaders will begin fresh consultations next week to select a joint presidential candidate to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 general election, announced DAP‑K leader Eugene Wamalwa.
The nation’s largest business lobby announced its endorsement of Ken Paxton, the Trump‑backed Republican candidate seeking the Texas Senate seat.
One year into Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s tenure, Japan continues to wrestle with defining female leadership and the contradictory expectations placed on women in power.
Completing breast cancer treatment is a victory, yet many women face a new, difficult journey as they adjust to body changes, emotional shifts and the task of rebuilding confidence.
The Uasin Gishu county government is urging residents to embrace coffee cultivation, and more than 4,600 farmers have already adopted the crop, reporting increased incomes.
Pope Leo led the Angelus prayer from a window of the Apostolic Palace after being discharged from the hospital following surgery for lung cancer.
President William Ruto has launched a series of development projects in Nandi County that are directly improving the lives of residents, according to Governor Stephen Sang.
President Ruto inaugurated the Pioneer Affordable Housing Project in Eldoret. The new development features a swimming pool, gym, restaurant, and various community spaces for residents.
US President Donald Trump has formally endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two leaders.
The Kipchoge Kino Stadium has been upgraded to a 15,043-seat facility. The modern venue will serve athletes and artists while strengthening Eldoret’s reputation as the City of Champions.
Pope Leo expressed deep gratitude to the medical team at Gemelli Hospital for their support throughout his recovery journey. He thanked doctors, nurses, and staff for their dedication and care.
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei inspected the nearly finished redevelopment of Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret on Monday, ahead of Tuesday's Mashujaa Day celebrations.
With the November third midterms approaching, polls indicate the economy remains the primary concern for voters.
U.S. Vice President Rigathi Gachagua has arrived, expected to advance policy initiatives while criticizing the administration, especially concerning debates over the 2027 presidential election and the IEBC.
The Kundi la ODM backs the government as it sends a delegation led by a senior leader to attend a cultural event honoring former President Raila Odinga, prompting his heir to become the sole guardian of his legacy.
Supporters proclaimed that Edwin Sifuna is poised to become the first one‑term senator to ascend to the presidency of the country, attributing his potential victory to divine favor.
GSU officers entered the property of former President Daniel arap Moi near Eldoret, remaining armed with rifles, while the family claims they received no notice or explanation for the intrusion.
At the Pioneer affordable‑housing launch in Eldoret, young artists displayed their work to President William Ruto. Intern Marion said the school‑to‑work transition was smooth and urged more girls to study engineering.
Zimbabwe’s ruling party selected President Emmerson Mnangagwa as its nominee for the 2030 presidential election, which will be decided by parliament under the country’s newly revised electoral system.
Senator Bernie Sanders traveled to Florida to back progressive Senate candidate Angie Nixon, holding Fighting Oligarchy rallies in a state known for its low‑tax environment for billionaires.
Pope Leo XIV expressed gratitude to the thousands gathered in Saint Peter’s Square for their prayers, noting his recent hospitalization earlier this week.
President William Ruto warned that the opposition in Kenya is creating division among citizens by appealing to tribal affiliations, urging national unity.
Kenya's government announced an expansion of digital hubs nationwide, aiming to provide young people with the digital skills required for today’s economy.
The documentary “You Can See Everything” about former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes earned $15 million in its opening weekend in the United States and Canada, marking the second‑best debut ever for a documentary.
Kenyan President William Ruto warned that his political opponents will be dealt with early in the morning, saying they have no vision, no policy and no plan as the 2027 election approaches.
Ghana is set to overtake Ethiopia as Africa’s eighth‑largest economy, with the IMF projecting its GDP to reach $128.64 billion in 2026, $1.49 billion ahead of Ethiopia.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi warned emerging political parties against gambling with national leadership, questioning how they will build the structures and policies needed to compete in the 2027 General Election.
The Government is expanding digital hubs nationwide to equip young people with essential digital skills for today's world, says Stephen Isaboke, PS Broadcasting.
President William Ruto is leading development projects across the Kisii region, according to Stephen Isaboke, PS Broadcasting.
The AI wealth boom is prompting people to abandon dating apps and invest in premium in-person matchmaking services, with some spending up to $500,000 for VIP experiences.
President Trump defended his move to ease sanctions on Russia for oil imports, calling it good for the United States and the world, a stance that has drawn bipartisan criticism, including from Republican lawmakers.
Banque du Caire announced plans to raise up to 24.25 billion Egyptian pounds, about $454 million, by selling a 30 percent stake, which would represent the country’s largest initial public offering in several years.
The government affirmed its commitment to provide every child with quality education and modern technology, aiming to empower young learners to achieve their full potential, said Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke.
President Ruto visited the Pioneer Affordable Housing Estate in Eldoret with Housing Principal Secretary Charles Hinga, highlighting 98 Nairobi projects worth Sh233.8 billion and a plan to build 10,000 homes for military families.
President William Ruto vowed to continue building a major hospital in Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, warning leaders not to block development projects meant to benefit Kenyans, despite Governor George Natembeya’s opposition.
President Ruto announced Koitalel Samoei University College will receive a charter by February 2027 and pledged an extra Sh3.5 billion to expand its infrastructure for more students.
After the government removed the fuel subsidy, pump prices rose across Kenya, prompting the Matatu Owners Association to raise fares by 10% nationwide to cover higher operating costs.
President William Ruto laid the foundation stone for the Outpatient Block and commissioned the Mother and Child Unit at Kapsabet Referral Hospital in Nandi County.
Hundreds of mourners gathered in Nangoma Village, Matayos, Busia County, to honor and lay to rest Mama Maria, whose spiritual devotion had drawn public attention earlier this year.
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