US health deal good for Kenya, officials say in court battle to secure Trump’s billions

Kenya's government is defending a controversial multi-billion-shilling health cooperation agreement with the United States in court, asserting it's a non-binding statement of intent, not an enforceable treaty.

Poor pay, double taxation and falling incomes mask Kenya's growth

Workers in the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector, which contributes the lion’s share to the country’s GDP are struggling to afford the same food items they produce and process.  

Digital finacing solutions for farmers// Farm Kenya

U.S. Govt Sanctions Senior Tanzanian Officer for Assaulting Kenya & Ugandan Activists

The United States government has sanctioned a senior Tanzanian police officer, Faustine Mafwele, for his alleged role in the detention, torture, and sexual assault of activists Boniface Mwangi and Agather Atuhaire.

Carl Pei’s Nothing Enters Kenya Officially with Mitsumi as Distributor

Carl Pei's consumer electronics brand Nothing has officially launched in Kenya, marking its first formal entry into East Africa. The brand partnered with Mitsumi Distribution as its in-country distributor.

Kenya, US strengthen crime-fighting ties as FBI officials visit DCI

Kenya and the United States are deepening their crime-fighting collaboration, with a high-level visit from the FBI to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Nairobi this week.