Hundreds of Kenyans protested against a planned US Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia, expressing fears that the center would pose a health risk to the local population. Residents and activists called the deal between Kenya and the US a betrayal and a grave threat.
Kenyan Members of Parliament are considering measures to protect citizens from high fuel prices, including exploring alternative sources for the country's fuel supply.
Mbadi has outlined the measures in the Finance Bill 2026, stating they aim to simplify taxes, and has urged opposition leaders to stop misleading Kenyans about the bill.
An initiative aims to help Kenyans express their true feelings and open up about mental health, addressing the common phrase 'niko sawa' (I'm fine) which often masks deeper issues.
President Ruto's address on the fuel crisis has sparked widespread public uproar as rising fuel costs push families to the brink. Many Kenyans feel abandoned to face the economic hardship independently.
Kenya is grappling with a severe fuel price crisis, drawing warnings from business lobbies about its economic impact. The situation is compounded by the perceived absence of key government figures, including President Ruto and Deputy Kindiki.
Kenyans are facing a severe fuel crisis, with reports indicating that the government's handling of the transport sector has left citizens to fend for themselves.
Many Kenyans are choosing to go to the movies alone, with those who enjoy it describing it as the perfect "me time" and a way to disconnect from the world.
Fuel prices are experiencing diverse changes worldwide, with significant hikes in India leading to increased consumer and service costs. Conversely, some European nations like Poland and Lithuania have reported price decreases, while Kenya's government plans to stabilize rates, all against a backdrop of broader economic concerns linked to geopolitical events.
Many Kenyans who own homes are still compelled to rent additional houses closer to their workplaces, highlighting a significant housing and economic challenge in the country.
Kenyans have borrowed a record Sh1.4 trillion in short-term loans, primarily for food, rent, and school fees, reflecting a growing reliance on such borrowing amid economic pressure.
New tax measures in Kenya, specifically targeting second-hand clothes (mitumba) and mobile phones, are expected to significantly affect importers and consumers.
Health experts in Kenya report a growing trend of men choosing vasectomy, indicating that traditional myths surrounding the procedure are diminishing and men are increasingly taking shared responsibility for long-term family planning.
An analysis explores how the severe unemployment crisis in Kenya is compelling many citizens to seek opportunities abroad, often leading them into perilous circumstances.
A campaign encouraging Kenyans to register as voters has resulted in 1,876,274 new registrations since its launch on March 30, aiming to ensure citizens can exercise their democratic rights.
Many Kenyans are increasingly relying on advance loans to cope with financial difficulties, as widespread delays in salary payments continue to impact households.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) announced that over 1.3 million Kenyans have registered in the ongoing Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration (ECVR) exercise.
The ongoing fuel probe in Kenya faces delays, with no court action against fuel bosses as the investigation remains incomplete. Meanwhile, politician Opiyo Wandayi has defiantly stated he will not resign.
Despite 800,000 Kenyans registering for affordable housing units, eight out of ten have yet to make any contributions to the housing fund, indicating widespread apathy.
Students at a drama festival in Kenya are using their theatrical performances to highlight and condemn the widespread problem of betting addiction affecting many Kenyans.
Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced that voters registered before 2012 must re-register for the 2027 polls and clarified that citizens can register anywhere in the country.
Kenyans who were injured while fighting for Russia have spoken out, stating that a visit by Mudavadi left them feeling more hopeless about their situation.
Sixteen Kenyans are reported missing amid fears of recruitment into the Russian military, while some Kenyans are aware of the risks involved in such operations, according to Mudavadi.
Kenya is actively seeking new fuel sources and diversifying its energy strategy after a Saudi-backed deal failed, pushing Kenyans back to charcoal use despite existing government-to-government agreements with Middle Eastern firms.
Winnie Odinga declared her allegiance to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, stating it is her home and that she stands for the hope and resilience of young Kenyans.
Kenyan President William Ruto and Governor James Orengo have publicly announced their agreement to work together for the benefit of Kenyans, signaling a potential political alignment.
Kenyans who have been fighting illegally for Russia in Ukraine are set to be granted amnesty, despite it being illegal for Kenyans to serve in foreign armies.
Kenya's immigration department is requesting Sh400 million to repatriate its citizens amidst the Middle East crisis, following the evacuation of 15 Kenyans from Iran via Turkey.
Families are expressing concern after two Kenyan nationals, one in Jamaica and another in the United States, were reported missing in unrelated but troubling disappearances.
More than three million young Kenyans have applied for the 220,000 available slots in the Nyota project within seven months, indicating high demand for the program.
Russia has officially agreed to cease recruiting Kenyan citizens to fight in Ukraine, following reports and concerns about foreign fighters joining the conflict.
Kenya has announced that its citizens will no longer be enlisted to fight for Russia in the conflict in Ukraine, signaling a policy change regarding foreign military involvement.
Kenyan authorities are reportedly urging their citizens not to join Russian forces in the ongoing conflict, highlighting concerns about foreign fighters.
Kenyan Senator Okiya Omtatah has threatened to sue over the recruitment of Kenyans to fight in Russia, raising concerns about their welfare and the legality of their involvement.
There is an urgent call to expedite investigations into the illegal sale of passports in Kenya, as delays risk increased scrutiny for Kenyans at international airports and difficulties in obtaining travel visas.
More than a thousand Kenyans were reportedly lured to Russia with promises of well-paying jobs but were instead sent to fight on the front lines in Ukraine, where few survive.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading faster than it can be contained, prompting the WHO to visit the epicenter and review treatments and vaccine candidates. Concerns are growing about the virus's spread, with a suspected case even reported in Brazil.
A report indicates a significant shift in media consumption in Kenya, with social media now serving as the primary source of news for 39% of the population.
National teams, including the USMNT, Germany, and South Korea, are making final preparations and expressing excitement for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. The tournament also faces a lawsuit regarding a proposed ban on Iran's pre-revolution flag.
Kenyan politician Moses Kuria has expressed concern that the increasing frequency of protests could lead to desensitisation among the populace, diminishing their impact.
The Trump administration is implementing new, stricter rules for Green Card applicants, drawing criticism from lawmakers and raising concerns within the travel industry. These changes are part of a broader effort to restrict legal immigration and have sparked worries about their impact.
The matatu (public transport) strike in Kenya has been called off following successful talks between transport sector officials and President William Ruto. The agreement aims to address the fuel crisis and includes discussions on loan relief for matatu operators.
Kenyan President Ruto is on a multi-country tour, visiting locations from Baku to Kazakhstan, while Kenyans are experiencing the second day of a nationwide fuel price shutdown.
Nationwide protests have erupted across Kenya in response to record-high fuel prices, leading to violent clashes, dozens of injuries, and at least four deaths, prompting authorities to review fuel prices.
Kalonzo Musyoka has registered a 2027 trademark, signaling his presidential ambitions and serving as a warning to political rivals, with recent polls indicating he is the second favorite pick among Kenyans.
Three Kenyans, born to mothers aged 15, 17, and 18, have shared their experiences and reflections on growing up with teenage mothers who faced significant societal stigma.
An article analyzes the proposed Finance Bill 2026 in Kenya, questioning whether its provisions adequately address the needs and concerns of Kenyan citizens.
An opinion piece calls on Kenyans to remember their inherent ownership of the country, emphasizing their legal, historical, moral, and political rights.
Mwende, a 26-year-old Gen Z innovator, is developing bots designed to demystify and decode complex policy documents, making the regulations that govern Kenyans' daily lives more accessible.
Online discussions reveal the extent to which Kenyans are scrutinizing and reacting to what are perceived as "thoughtless words" from President William Ruto, suggesting potential political repercussions.
A commentary highlights how political rallies in Kenya are increasingly becoming a nuisance, disrupting daily life and causing inconvenience for citizens. The article criticizes the impact of these gatherings on Kenyans.
Geoffrey Mosiria stated that his efforts are focused on assisting Kenyans in need, emphasizing that his motivations are not driven by a desire for public attention or "clout."
Kenyan President William Ruto, while addressing Kenyans in Rome, advised them against relying solely on social media for news. His remarks underscore concerns about misinformation and the importance of credible news sources.
The article criticizes politicians' perceived sudden cleverness, referencing the shooting of young Kenyans by police during protests against the Finance Bill in June 2024.
Kenyans are experiencing significant pain due to recent increases in fuel prices, a trend that reflects broader struggles with energy costs across the region. This situation highlights challenges related to energy independence and economic pressures.
Kenyan politicians and lobby groups are actively debating and reacting to a recent fuel price hike across the country. Governor Orengo criticized the increase, while others proposed price cuts and called for accountability.
Twenty-six Kenyan nationals were apprehended at Mumbai airport for attempting to smuggle 29.4kg of gold, valued at Rs 37.7 crore, from Nairobi. Officials intercepted the group after they tried to evade detection near the green channel.
Kenyans are reportedly cutting back on spending due to a surge in living costs, which is being attributed to the ongoing conflict in Iran. This economic impact highlights the global reach of geopolitical events.
New rules introduced by Kenya's Judicial Service Commission (JSC) are set to provide a clearer path for citizens to initiate the removal of judges, granting them a more significant role in the process.
Kenyan authorities have revealed that more than 1,100 Kenyans have been trafficked to Southeast Asia, prompting concerns and calls for action against human trafficking.
An estimated 12 million Kenyans hold national identity cards but are not registered as voters, representing a significant bloc that could determine the outcome of the 2027 general elections.
Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is intensifying its efforts to register 6.3 million new voters by launching a 30-day enhanced voter registration drive, with an estimated 12 million Kenyans yet to be listed.
Kenyan President William Ruto has addressed public concerns, reassuring citizens about the safety and potential benefits of nuclear energy for the nation's future.
Kenyan Members of Parliament have significantly cut the budget for evacuating over 500,000 Kenyans from the Middle East crisis, reducing it from Sh400 million to Sh26.7 million.
A new report indicates that Kenyans are increasingly engaging in side hustles and 'active engineering' strategies as they face challenging economic times.
A tender dispute surrounding the Railway City project has led to a court blocking the deportation of a Chinese firm's workers, raising concerns that the controversy could ultimately cost Kenyans Sh7 billion.
Kenyan official Mudavadi has stated that Kenyans who fought for Russia have broken the law, addressing the legal implications of citizens participating in foreign conflicts.
Kenya's foreign minister announced that Russia has agreed to stop recruiting Kenyan citizens to fight with its army in Ukraine following talks in Moscow.
Russia launched hundreds of drone attacks on Ukraine, including Kyiv, over the weekend, with Ukraine's air defense neutralizing a significant number. Fragments of drones fell in central Kyiv, causing no casualties.
An article criticizes the three arms of the Kenyan government – the executive, legislature, and judiciary – for allegedly closing ranks, leaving citizens feeling abandoned.
Nyoro has emphasized that the Turkana Oil project must directly benefit ordinary Kenyans, calling for equitable distribution of resources and profits from the oil extraction.
Muturi is advocating for the cost-free evacuation of Kenyan citizens who are fleeing war-torn regions, emphasizing the need for government support in such crises.
Families of Kenyan citizens who died in Russia are protesting and demanding intervention from their government, likely seeking answers or assistance regarding their loved ones' deaths.
As tensions rise across the Middle East, Kenyans fear economic shocks, disrupted exports, and risks to the more than 400,000 Kenyans working in Gulf states.
Hope is diminishing for the families of Kenyans who remain trapped in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, despite continued interest among Kenyans seeking opportunities in the region.
Kenyan Members of Parliament have issued a warning that the proposed Sh4.8 trillion national budget is disconnected from economic realities and risks placing an excessive debt burden on Kenyans.
Gachagua met with the Kenyan community in Peterborough as part of his UK diaspora tour. The meeting aimed to engage with Kenyans living abroad and discuss matters of mutual interest.
Matiang'i has called upon Kenyans to reject the proposed Finance Bill 2026, outlining his reasons for opposing the legislation and its potential impact.
A Kenyan bakery is tapping into the increasing demand for sourdough bread, which has seen growing popularity among middle- and upper-income consumers in the country.
Proposed bipartisan US legislation seeks harsh penalties for those recruiting desperate Kenyans to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war, potentially leading to sanctions against Kenya.
A TIFA survey indicates that the UDA-ODM pact has lost significant support among Kenyans within six months, reflecting public sentiment towards the political alliance.
During an Africa summit in Nairobi, French President Emmanuel Macron announced significant investments and backed the restitution of colonial artifacts. He also publicly reprimanded noisy attendees for a "total lack of respect" during his speech.
A report highlights that the majority of Kenyans who depend on the public health system are exposed to significant risks due to outstanding healthcare debts.
State housing contractors in Kenya are reportedly making Sh86 billion in "super profits," with Sh30 of every Sh100 levy deduction from Kenyans ending up in their pockets.
Tomato prices in Kenya have reportedly surged to Sh25 per fruit, making them a luxury for many citizens, as farmers prioritize sales to buyers in neighboring Uganda offering better returns.
Despite many Kenyans holding full-time jobs and engaging in multiple side hustles, a significant portion of the population remains financially struggling. This highlights a broader economic challenge in the country.
A plane crashed shortly after takeoff near Juba, South Sudan's capital, killing all 14 people on board. The incident occurred on the outskirts of the city.
Documents suggest that Moscow is still sending Kenyans to the battlefield, contradicting assurances given to Kenya's Foreign CS Musalia Mudavadi. This raises concerns about the safety and recruitment of foreign nationals in the conflict.
President Ruto has commented on the disparity in fuel prices between Kenya and Uganda, stating that the 'fuel gap excuse' does not justify the pain experienced by Kenyans.
A report reveals that salaried Kenyans are increasingly resorting to advance loans to cope with delayed wage payments, highlighting a growing financial strain.
Bangladesh has increased fuel prices, including octane and petrol, with 12-kg LPG cylinders fixed at Tk1,940, citing global market volatility and the Iran war as factors driving up costs.
Oburu Oginga has unveiled the Orange Democratic Movement's (ODM) roadmap for the 2027 elections, alongside demands for economic relief measures for Kenyan citizens.
Kenyan official Murkomen has addressed police recruits, urging them to stay out of politics and emphasizing their duty to protect Kenyans from criminals.
President Ruto has condemned recent violence involving the Kikuyu community, stating it aims to divide Kenyans for political gain. The opposition, however, attributes the chaos to a 'goon-police alliance'.
A nutritionist has cautioned Kenyans against the popular trend of religiously drinking olive oil shots for detox, stating that science does not support its efficacy and it could lead to side effects.
A new survey and EACC report detail the prevalence of bribery in Kenya, exposing rising bribe amounts, common hotspots, and reasons why citizens pay or refuse bribes, with magistrates identified as receiving the highest average cash bribes.
For the first time in two-and-a-half years, Russia's army recorded no territorial gains on the front line in Ukraine during March, according to an AFP analysis of data from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Relatives of Kenyans reportedly trapped on the Russia war front have accused the Kenyan state of neglect. They claim the government has not done enough to assist their loved ones caught in the conflict.
A new report from Old Mutual has revealed mixed signals regarding the financial well-being of Kenyans. The findings indicate a complex economic landscape for the country's citizens.
Young voters in Kenya are reportedly rising to challenge toxic politics and are vowing to push for significant change in the upcoming 2027 General Election.
Kenya's foreign minister announced that Kenyan citizens who have illegally enlisted to fight for Russia in the war against Ukraine will be granted amnesty upon their return home.
More than 100 Kenyans are reportedly trapped in Myanmar due to a job scam, with 39 already jailed and many facing legal and humanitarian distress, according to the foreign ministry.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) has issued a warning to Kenyans regarding the misuse of social media platforms in the lead-up to the upcoming elections.
Kenya's Judiciary has expanded mediation services across the country, leading to the unlocking of Sh96 billion as more citizens opt for mediation over traditional court battles.
Kenya's government has reportedly pressured the Kremlin to stop recruiting Kenyans for the Russian army, following pressure from families. Over a thousand Kenyans had joined the Russian forces to fight in Ukraine, attracted by high salaries and recruitment bonuses.
The United Opposition, led by Democracy for Citizen’s Party leader Rigathi Gachagua, has urged Kenyans to vote out President Ruto, alleging that key sectors are being subjected to 'State capture'.
The price of aviation fuel in Nigeria has surged by 80% to N1,800/litre, placing immense financial strain on domestic airlines who lament unsustainable losses.
Kenya's government, through Mudavadi, has affirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of approximately 500,000 Kenyan citizens residing in the Middle East.
Kenyans have begun returning from Dubai on the first repatriation flight, with Kenya Airways announcing efforts to bring back citizens of both Kenya and the UAE.