Tax pain: Nairobi residents pay more for water, power and basic services

Residents of Nairobi are facing increasing hardship as the cost of basic services like water, power, and waste collection rises, even as public services deteriorate. This situation is forcing households, particularly in informal settlements, to shoulder a growing financial burden in addition to their taxes.

President Ruto meets over 12,000 UDA aspirants at State House, Nairobi

Residents Demand Compensation Over KSh3.1 Trillion Govt Project

Families displaced by project activities say they have waited for years without payment, while access to some parcels of land remains restricted.

Nairobi set to host over 10,000 NYOTA beneficiaries Monday

Principal Secretary, State Department for MSMEs Development Susan Mangeni, Sunday evening toured the Moi Sports Centre, Kasarani, confirming the preparedness of the venue to host the NYOTA Project Business Start-up Capital Disbursement for Nairobi, Kiambu and Kajiado Counties. Th

Joy for residents of Bumula, Bungoma, as government restarts Sh700m stalled water project

68,000 Youth to Benefit in New 'Hustler' Project

The Kenyan government has launched a nationwide skills certification program to formally recognize the practical expertise of 68,000 young Kenyans who acquired technical skills outside traditional education systems. This initiative aims to boost employment and economic inclusion for individuals previously hampered by a lack of formal documentation, despite possessing valuable competencies.