Free mobile digital labs, DigiTrucks, launched to benefit teachers and youth in Kenya and Tanzania

Red or green? For Brazil, the politics of World Cup kits matter

Brazil's national football team will wear a green goalkeeper kit against Scotland, foregoing a red one originally approved by FIFA, amidst a political dispute over the team's colors.

Tuchel insists England remain on course at World Cup despite Ghana draw

England played to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Ghana in their 2026 World Cup match, with coach Thomas Tuchel insisting the team remains on course despite a lack of finishing.

Macadamia farmers feel the pinch of tougher export standards

Kenyan macadamia farmers are facing significant financial losses due to a sharp decline in produce quality, leading to unsold stock and collapsed buyer confidence.

Five Kenyan women nominated for FAO's top agriculture honour

Five outstanding Kenyan women leaders in agriculture have been nominated for the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)'s prestigious 100 Women Heroines of 2026 award. This global recognition celebrates women who are making significant contributions to transforming agriculture and ensuring food security.

Local farmers eye higher returns on Paris purple tea deal

Kenyan purple tea farmers are poised for increased earnings following the launch of premium Kenyan tea brands in Paris, France, aiming to elevate the product into high-end international markets.