Digital Platform Links TVET Graduates to Jobs

Young people from Nairobi’s informal settlements will have access to jobs, internships and business opportunities through a new digital platform launched under the Daraja La Mafanikio (DALMA) Project. The initiative seeks to address the gap between technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and the labour market by connecting graduates directly with employers. The project…

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Ulinzi Africa Foundation joins global call to end Vantara wild animal imports

Ulinzi Africa Foundation has joined 26 organisations from around the world in calling on Vantara, a private wildlife facility in India funded by Reliance Industries, to permanently stop importing wild animals. The organisations welcomed Vantara’s recent announcement of a 12-month moratorium on wildlife imports and its stated plans to support in-situ conservation, improve governance and…

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WHX Nairobi Attracts More Than 8,500 Healthcare Professionals

More than 8,500 professional visits were recorded at the 2026 World Health Expo (WHX) Nairobi, which brought together healthcare buyers, distributors and decision-makers from across Africa and beyond. The 10th edition of the three-day expo, held from September 16 to 18 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), featured more than 250 international companies from…

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Swiss Poll International Polls Face Questions Over Online Voting System

Swiss Poll International’s online political polls are facing growing questions over whether their results can reliably represent the views of Kenyan voters, amid concerns over voter verification, multiple voting and participation by people who may not be eligible to vote. The concerns are significant as Swiss Poll International’s rankings attract attention ahead of the 2027…

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Over 30,000 Runners Set for Nairobi Marathon as Sponsorship Hits KES 273 Million

The Standard Chartered Nairobi Marathon has secured a record KES 273 million in combined sponsorship for its 23rd edition, with more than 30,000 runners expected to take part on October 25, 2026. Standard Chartered has committed KES 130 million, while other sponsors have contributed KES 143 million in cash and in-kind support. The event has…

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AfriSummit 2026 to Bring Africa’s Regulatory and Healthcare Community Together in Nairobi

AfriSummit 2026, the sixth edition of the regulatory affairs summit for Africa’s pharmaceutical, medical device, in vitro diagnostics (IVD) and diagnostics sectors, will take place from September 28 to October 2, 2026, at Emara Ole-Sereni Hotel in Nairobi. The event marks the first time the summit will be held in East Africa, with Kenya hosting…

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Mogo donates motorcycles, furniture to Kisumu police stations to support fight against motorcycle theft

Mogo has donated motorcycles and office furniture to police stations in Kisumu County to support police mobility and strengthen ongoing efforts to combat motorcycle theft. Central and Obunga police stations, as well as the Nyanza Regional Police Commander’s office, each received a motorcycle. The two police stations and the DCIO office also received office furniture,…

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KEBS Honours Businesses Promoting Quality in Goods and Services

The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has recognised organisations that have demonstrated a strong commitment to quality in the production of goods and delivery of services at the Kenya Quality Awards 2026. The awards brought together businesses and institutions of various sizes, from micro enterprises to large corporations, in recognition of their efforts to uphold…

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Right to Food Coalition Urges Urgent Action as Kenya Faces 81pc Chance of Strong El Niño

The Right to Food Coalition has urged the national and county governments to accelerate preparations for the expected El Niño rains, warning that delays in implementing flood mitigation measures could worsen food insecurity and deepen inequalities. Addressing the press in Nairobi on Friday, September 18, the coalition said the Kenya Meteorological Department had projected an…

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