Mudavadi: Kenya Ready for Free, Fair and Peaceful 2027 Election

Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi has assured Kenya’s diplomatic partners of the country’s political stability, economic resilience and continued commitment to regional integration, peace and security. Speaking during a quarterly diplomatic briefing at Serena Hotel in Nairobi on Thursday, Mr Mudavadi outlined Kenya’s priorities ahead of the…

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Joho, Tata Chemicals Magadi agree to technical committee over compliance issues

Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Ali Joho has held talks with executives of Tata Chemicals Magadi Limited following the suspension of operations at the company over unresolved compliance concerns. Joho said the meeting held at his office on Tuesday resulted in an agreement to establish a high-level technical committee to work towards resolving the outstanding issues….

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Religious Leaders Put Constitutional Bodies on Notice Ahead of 2027

Constitutional bodies are set to come under scrutiny over their preparedness to oversee a credible and peaceful 2027 General Election as religious leaders and other stakeholders meet in Nairobi. The Kenya Religious Leaders Forum, bringing together the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops, Evangelical Alliance of Kenya, Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims and National Council of…

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Prof Okumu Unveils Ambitious Plan to Transform Kenyatta University as He Takes Helm

Prof John Okumu has unveiled an ambitious transformation agenda aimed at positioning Kenyatta University as a leading, financially sustainable and globally competitive institution. Speaking during his installation as the university’s seventh Vice Chancellor at the Campus Graduation Square on Friday, Prof Okumu said his administration would prioritise academic excellence, research and innovation, digital transformation, infrastructure…

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Porous Borders Fuel Illegal Plastic Bag Trade in Kenya Despite 2017 Ban

Environmental groups are calling on the Kenyan government to seal smuggling loopholes that allow illegal single-use plastics to flood local markets. The demand was made in Nairobi during the handover of policy recommendations to key decision-makers to mark the anniversary of Kenya’s landmark plastic bag ban. The recommendations outline measures to strengthen enforcement of existing…

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CSO’s Call for Stronger Defence of Constitution Ahead of 2027 Elections

Civil society organisations have called for renewed efforts to defend Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, warning that constitutionalism, democratic institutions and civic space remain under threat ahead of the 2027 General Election. The call was made on Thursday during a Katiba Day forum convened by several civil society organisations, including TISA Kenya, ACT!, Uraia Trust, Katiba Institute…

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Doctors and AI: The New Partnership Driving Better Patient Care

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming modern healthcare, combining technologies that improve diagnosis, treatment, research, and healthcare operations. From detecting diseases in medical scans to streamlining hospital workflows, AI is increasingly helping clinicians make faster and more data-driven decisions. While once viewed as a futuristic concept, many AI-powered tools are already becoming part of everyday medical…

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