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What Judge Phoebe Okowa’s record international backing means for Kenya’s ICJ bid

Kenya has received a significant diplomatic boost after Judge...

Kenya’s Phoebe Okowa makes history as first Kenyan ICJ Judge – TopNewsKe

In a dazzling display of diplomatic prowess and legal...

Kenya remains on a steady economic path through global uncertainties

Kenya enters the second half of 2025 with a...

The Cliffs of Moher Reach 1 Million Visitors Every Year Since 2014

Find people with high expectations and a low tolerance...

Treasury appoints six members to steer National Infrastructure Fund

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has appointed six members to the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) Board, marking another step in operationalising the fund established...

Budget 2026/27 summary: Education, energy and security take lion’s share

Kenya’s education sector has emerged as the biggest beneficiary of the 2026/27 national budget after Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi unveiled a record KSh4.82...

Mbadi dismisses viral claims on crypto, bread and mobile money taxes in Finance Bill 2026

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has moved to calm growing public anxiety over the Finance Bill 2026 after a wave of online claims alleged...

Explainer: How Kenya plans to replace IMF loans with domestic revenue

Kenya's National Treasury has signaled a major shift in its borrowing strategy after excluding new International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans from the upcoming budget...

Kenya’s two-speed economy: services surge as industry strains under structural drag

IN BRIEF -Kenya’s economy expanded by 4.6% in 2025, but growth is increasingly concentrated in services and recovery sectors rather than broad-based industrial expansion -Tourism, construction,...

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Africa looks to its own $4 trillion capital pool to finance development

African policymakers, investors and financial-market leaders are meeting in...

Kenya’s Sh93 Billion startup reckoning: Why 13 of its biggest Tech bets failed

Thirteen prominent Kenyan startups raised approximately Sh93 billion before shutting down, entering administration or abandoning their original models. Their failures reveal the hidden weaknesses of Kenya’s venture-funded technology boom.

Sports Amendment Bill 2026: What Kenya’s proposed match-fixing law would change

Match-fixing could become a specific criminal offence in Kenya...

Government invites youth, women and experts to shape Kenya’s post-2030 development plan

The government has opened nominations for representatives from various...

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