Conversations on X this morning are largely centered on government policy, manufacturing, politics, and public accountability.
Kenyans are discussing reforms in the leather sector, the...
Football continues to dominate conversations on X this evening as fans react to the FIFA World Cup knockout stages, while Kenyans are discussing government...
Prices are outstripping incomes. Driven by KNBS data showing a 16.5% spike in transport and 9.4% in food, we break down the exact monthly budgets single people and families need to comfortably stay afloat in Nairobi today.
The 'mid-night reset' is here. As June ends, several government services and bills are set to cost more starting July 1. An exclusive breakdown for topnews.ke looks at the tiered eCitizen fees, NTSA's new private vehicle inspection mandate, and power tariff adjustments.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has cautioned Kenyans against a fraudulent recruitment notice circulating online, saying it has not announced any mass hiring exercise...