Kenya’s Opposition Crossroads: Justice, Power and the Stakes of 2027

Kenya's pre-election political landscape is seeing significant shifts, with the opposition navigating internal challenges and the government facing scrutiny over its influence on justice advocates. The upcoming 2027 general election is intensifying strategic alliances and raising questions about the independence of key institutions.

Mwea horticulture farmers celebrate as government begins construction of two modern markets

Government launches roads levy program to boost infrastructure investment

Counties raise concerns over delays in e-procurement system

Kenyan counties are raising alarms over the mandatory migration to a new e-procurement system, citing significant delays in acquiring critical goods. This directive is impacting essential services like school feeding programs and agricultural initiatives, with concerns about potential disruptions and an inability to absorb quarterly budgets.

Building Approvals in Nairobi Down by More Than 50% as Material Costs Remain Elevated

The value of building approvals in Nairobi plummeted by over 50% in June 2025 compared to a year earlier, a sharp slowdown attributed primarily to elevated material costs. Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) reveals a volatile period for the construction sector.

CS Mvurya inspects Ithookwe stadium ahead of Mashujaa day