U.S. Opens New Door for Kenyans to Work in America

The U.S. Embassy in Nairobi has opened applications for the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) Programme, offering Kenyan educators opportunities to teach in American colleges and universities. This initiative aims to foster cross-cultural understanding and enhance professional and academic skills for participants.

Kenya's mining sector faces litmus test on social welfare as investors get jittery

Kenya's mining sector is facing scrutiny regarding social welfare as the Mrima Hills project, valued at over Sh8.1 trillion, attracts international bidders. A recent consultative meeting saw Kwale County Deputy Governor Chirema Kombo walk out, highlighting growing tensions.

Data deficit holding back Kenya from large mining investors - Experts

State dangles incentives to woo private investors in geothermal

Kenya's Ministry of Energy is proposing a suite of incentives to attract private investors in geothermal energy, aiming to accelerate the development of the country's vast untapped resources. This move comes as the government seeks to meet surging electricity demand and reduce reliance on expensive imports, with current geothermal capacity significantly below its potential.

Kenya dominates African startup funding with $984m haul

Kenya Fires Warning to Donors Amid U.S. Withdrawal

Kenya will no longer accept externally designed agricultural projects that do not reflect local realities, according to Agriculture and Livestock Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe. He warned donors against imposing generic programmes, insisting that Kenya must lead in co-designing projects to transform its agriculture sector.