Take a look at the world’s richest countries. Whether it’s Singapore, South Korea, Germany or Japan, they all have one thing in common: they built strong industries …
Imagine selling a sack of raw coffee beans for a few thousand shillings, only for another country to roast, package and brand the same coffee before selling …
Every year, many Kenyan farmers watch their crops dry up because the rains arrive late or don’t come at all. For families that depend on farming, that …
A farmer in Trans Nzoia grows maize. A factory in Eldoret turns it into flour. A young software developer builds an app that helps the farmer predict …
Kenya’s growing reputation as a technology hub received another major boost after local students delivered an outstanding performance at the 2026 Huawei Global ICT Competition.
President William …
For many Kenyan families, the cost of cooking gas has become a major household expense. Every increase in LPG prices puts more pressure on family budgets, forcing …
For many young Kenyans, landing that first job is often the hardest step. Employers want experience, but gaining experience usually requires getting hired first. It is a …
For many artisans, talent is not the problem. The biggest challenge is access to modern tools and equipment.
That could soon change after President William Ruto announced …
Imagine a young farmer using a smartphone to know the best time to plant, a student learning robotics in a TVET college, or a small business selling …
The final whistle should have marked the end of an unforgettable FIFA World Cup. Instead, it sparked scenes that could leave Argentina facing serious disciplinary action.
FIFA …
