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Iran assures Kenya of fuel supply

Warming climate pushing Kenya’s insects near their heat limits

A new study reveals that nearly 70 percent of tropical insect species in Kenya are already at their heat tolerance limit due to climate change, with little room for further adaptation.

President Ruto Defends Kenya’s Higher Fuel Prices

President William Ruto has defended Kenya's higher fuel prices compared to its East African neighbors, attributing the difference to the nation's middle-income status and superior road infrastructure.

Kenya forex reserves drop Sh43.9bn on global pressures

Kenya's foreign exchange reserves saw a significant drop of Sh43.9 billion in the week ending April 9, impacted by global economic pressures.

Inside State's plan to auction Kenya's generational mineral wealth

The Kenya Kwanza government has launched a major auction of the nation's mineral wealth and mining rights, reportedly the largest since independence in 1963.