The University of Melbourne has spearheaded research to develop DT-GPT, an AI tool capable of creating "digital twins" of patients to accurately predict their future health trajectories. In Kenya, the construction sector has launched SmartBuild AI, the country's first AI-powered platform designed to accurately estimate building costs and boost transparency. Separately, the World Bank is deploying blockchain technology within Kenya's National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) Project. This deployment is intended to guarantee that funds reach their intended beneficiaries, thereby enhancing transparency and accountability.

Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) has successfully arranged and closed a $400 million syndicated facility for Sea World Energy Holdings Limited, the affiliate consolidating Karpowership Group's operations across Africa. In Kenya, MyCredit Limited and Enkisoma Africa Limited have signed a KES 1.2 billion Memorandum of Understanding to finance and accelerate digital transformation in private schools. This partnership aims to overcome the high upfront costs of adopting digital tools. Additionally, Acorn Holdings has received approval from the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to launch a Sh2.2 billion Build-To-Rent Development Real Estate Investment Trust (D-REIT). This initiative is intended to address the shortage of affordable rental housing for young professionals in Nairobi.

Avenews, in partnership with the Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) and the Kenya Livestock Marketing Council (KLMC), has launched a Sh2.5 billion trade-driven financing model. This model aims to boost the efficiency and inclusivity of Kenya's livestock market by enhancing capital access for stakeholders. In a separate initiative, Kenya has launched a renewed national vaccination drive for ruminants. This is a collaborative effort between GALVmed, the Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA), and the Ministry of Agriculture. The vaccination rollout aims to significantly boost livestock productivity, increase farmer incomes, and expand Kenya’s access to regional and global markets.

Several Kenyan government websites, including the president's website, have reportedly been hacked, raising significant concerns about the security of the nation's digital infrastructure. A group called PCP@Kenya is suspected of being responsible for the cyberattack. Online services for several government ministries have been disrupted and caused services to stall across various departments. The hack has prompted fears over the country's vulnerability to online threats.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko confronted his daughter's boyfriend after receiving a distress call alleging domestic abuse. Sonko's security detail was present during the confrontation, which reportedly involved physical abuse towards the boyfriend. Separately, Pastor Victor Kanyari announced to his congregation on Sunday, November 16, 2025, his plans to purchase a Ksh90 million mansion in Runda, Nairobi. He stated the residence is primarily for the comfort and happiness of his children, Sky and Dany. Meanwhile, social media has been in a frenzy over rumors that content creator Kenyan Prince and his partner Stephanie secretly had a child, with speculation arising from "signs" observed by fans in their online posts.

Vodacom Group has partnered with Elon Musk's Starlink to provide high-speed satellite broadband across Africa by integrating Starlink's satellite technology into Vodacom's mobile network infrastructure. This collaboration aims to bridge the continent's digital divide. In a separate effort to improve African connectivity, the Belgian firm ATOMNIA is expanding its secure connectivity solution, OMNIA, with support from the Wallonia Export and Investment Agency. This expansion, announced in Cape Town, targets connectivity challenges in remote African locations. Meanwhile, in Kenya, Safaricom has acknowledged a widespread bug affecting the Lipa na M-PESA functionality within its SIM Toolkit menu, which interrupts user transactions. The company has confirmed that a fix is in the works.

Samsung is facing renewed scrutiny over claims that the pre-installed AppCloud app on its Galaxy A, M, and F series phones functions as "unremovable Israeli spyware" capable of harvesting user data. Despite the controversy, Samsung is promoting its 2025 QLED and Neo QLED TVs in Kenya to enhance the festive season experience with immersive visuals and sound. In the same market, competitor TECNO Mobile Kenya has launched its Black Friday sale, running until November 30th. The sale offers significant discounts, including KES 25,000 off the Phantom V Fold and KES 13,000 off the Camon 30, along with cashback on other models.