Sakaja Orders 48-Hour Action Plan to Tackle Flooding and Infrastructure Damage

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has ordered a 48-hour action plan to address the escalating flooding and infrastructure damage across the city following heavy rains.

Tanzanian tycoons step up acquisitions of Kenyan companies

Kenyan companies are witnessing a surge of interest from Tanzanian billionaires, marked by significant acquisitions in recent months. This trend highlights a growing investment flow from neighboring Tanzania into Kenya's key economic sectors.

Mobilising pension savings for development without risking workers’ futures

Governments globally are exploring the use of pension funds as a significant source of long-term capital for national development, particularly for infrastructure projects. While successful examples exist, the article warns against misusing these funds and emphasizes the need for strong governance to protect workers' retirement savings.

Ruto embarks on five-day development tour in Western Kenya

President William Ruto has commenced a five-day development tour in Western Kenya, beginning with an inspection of infrastructure projects in Kakamega County.

President Ruto Begins Western Kenya Tour with Infrastructure Inspection

President William Ruto has commenced a five-day development tour of Western Kenya, beginning with an inspection of infrastructure projects in Kakamega County.

Nairobi floods kill 69, displace dozens in heavy rains