Partnerships at work in Africa Governments need to on top of things
By Joyce Mulama Power outages have led to a rationing schedule that involves cutting power for 24 hours every two days. Businesses have been forced to connect standby power sources such as generators, incurring extra costs. Some have had to lay off workers.he construction of a liquefied natural gas terminal in Ghana to support power generation More...
Supreme court nullifies President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Election, calls for fresh Elections
The Supreme Court has nullified the re-election of President Uhuru Kenyatta. A six-judge bench, by majority decision, on Friday found that the electoral commission failed to conduct the polls according to the Constitution More...
Kenya’s Ambassador to the UK receives London freedom of the city
Ambassador Lazarus Amayo, Kenya High Commissioner to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on Wednesday, 30th August 2017 received the Freedom of the City of London, becoming an honorary citizen of the More...
Global companies give Africa a second look
South Africa hosts most of the top companies in Africa, but other countries are coming up By Zipporah Musau W hen travelling abroad for work and looking for accommodation, Joe Eyango, a Cameroonian living More...
Kenyan democracy cannot take shape until its media step up
The management of the public’s craving for negative stories is one of the longest standing dilemmas of journalism ethics. Bad news commands more attention than good news and so, as the old creed goes, “If it More...
London 2017 – End of the Road
Three great Athletes; Usain Bolt, Ezekiel Kipkemboi and Mo Farah came to the IAAF London 2017 Championships to crown off their illustrious careers, but instead of going out with a roar, they all settled More...
IAAF London 2017 – Wraps Up.
Kenya´s Hellen Obiri and Ethiopian Ayana ran the race of the Games; when they went neck to neck in the 5000m women´s final at the Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Stadium in East London. In the end it was the Kenyan More...
We must pull together to unite the nation – Agnes Gitau
General elections were held in Kenya on 8 August 2017 to elect the President, members of Parliament and devolved governments. Incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta was returned to office with 54% of the vote, More...
Kenya’s political class must accept the will of the people – Obama urges
Source:Nation Almost two years ago, I travelled to Kenya as President of the United States to express my support for the Kenyan people. I said then that Kenya was at a crossroads – a moment of extraordinary More...
Kenyans queue to vote as the nation moves an inch towards mature democracy –
Kenyans began voting Tuesday in general elections headlined by a too-close-to-call battle between incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta and his rival Raila Odinga, sparking fears of violence in east Africa’s richest economy. Long More...
