Relief for Kenyans as US Court Vacates Trump's Visa Orders

A U.S. federal court has temporarily halted Trump administration policies that suspended the processing and issuance of Diversity Visas, offering relief to applicants, including many Kenyans.

Kenyan Borrowers Get Key Warning as Court Rules on Foreign Loans

The Court of Appeal has ruled that Kenyan borrowers cannot use a foreign lender's lack of registration in Kenya as an automatic excuse for non-repayment of loans.

Gachagua's Party Sets Fees for Kenyans Seeking Elective Seats in 2027

The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP), led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, has announced its nomination fees for aspirants targeting the 2027 General Election.

High Court Rules on Private School Fee Hikes

The High Court has ruled that private schools can increase tuition fees if they follow proper legal procedures, upholding a 6% increment challenged by parents.

High Court in Kibra rules on bail for eight minors over Utumishi fire

CMA Issues Warning to Kenyans Seeking to Invest in Dangote Refinery

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has cautioned the Kenyan public against investing in the Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offering (IPO), stating that the offer has not been approved locally.