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How Treasury Officials Stole Ksh.1.5 Billion Meant for Kenya’s Small-Scale Farmers

How Treasury Officials Stole Ksh.1.5 Billion Meant for Kenya's Small-Scale Farmers

What exactly happened here? Nine suspects are now in custody. Among them: senior officials from Kenya’s National Treasury. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) arrested them over a Ksh.1.569 billion fraud that gutted a programme designed to help small-scale farmers…

  • August 19, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Ruto Is Running Out of Time — And Ideas — on Taxation

Ruto Is Running Out of Time — And Ideas — on Taxation

The clock is ticking, and William Ruto knows it. With the next general election drawing closer by the month, Kenya’s president finds himself in a politically suffocating position: he built his brand on the hustler narrative — the promise that…

  • August 18, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Kenya’s Most Vulnerable Kids Are Being Left Behind — And Directives Won’t Fix It

Kenya's Most Vulnerable Kids Are Being Left Behind — And Directives Won't Fix It

Schools are about to reopen, and thousands of Kenyan children — especially those in arid and semi-arid lands — are not going back. Not because they don’t want to. Because they are hungry, they have no uniforms, no bedding, no…

  • August 17, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Kenya’s Fashion SMEs Have a Real Shot at the Global Market — But Only If They Move Smart

Kenya's Fashion SMEs Have a Real Shot at the Global Market — But Only If They Move Smart

Here is the uncomfortable truth Kenya’s small fashion businesses need to hear: the global market does not wait for anyone, and right now, the window is open. The 2026 East Africa Fashion Life Show is not just another expo with…

  • August 17, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Kibor, Too, Murgor: How Rift Valley’s Billion-Shilling Dynasties Are Tearing Themselves Apart

Kibor, Too, Murgor: How Rift Valley's Billion-Shilling Dynasties Are Tearing Themselves Apart

When the patriarch dies, the real war begins They built empires spanning thousands of acres, commanded political influence that stretched from Nairobi to the North Rift, and left behind fortunes that most Kenyans will never see in ten lifetimes. But…

  • August 15, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Kenya’s Treasury Is Building a System to Track Every Shilling of Donor Money — Here’s Why That Matters

Kenya's Treasury Is Building a System to Track Every Shilling of Donor Money — Here's Why That Matters

Billions in donor funds flow into Kenya every year. Until now, no one has had a clear, real-time picture of where exactly that money goes. That is about to change — or at least, that is what the National Treasury…

  • August 14, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Reused Cooking Oil Is Slowly Poisoning Kenya’s Hustlers — And Nobody Is Talking About It

Reused Cooking Oil Is Slowly Poisoning Kenya's Hustlers — And Nobody Is Talking About It

Sophia Wanjiku is up at 4 am. She doesn’t have a choice. By the time Nairobi’s streets begin to fill, she is already deep into her first batch of mandazis, standing over a hot jiko, watching oil shimmer in an…

  • August 12, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

NaMATA’s BRT Nightmare: How Delayed Payments Cost Nairobi Taxpayers Over Sh1 Billion in Interest

NaMATA's BRT Nightmare: How Delayed Payments Cost Nairobi Taxpayers Over Sh1 Billion in Interest

Nairobi’s public transport dream is rotting on the side of Thika Road — and it’s costing you money every single day. The Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (NaMATA) has racked up more than Sh1 billion in interest charges from delayed…

  • August 11, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Who Really Controls the National Skills Fund CEO Appointment — and Why It Matters

Who Really Controls the National Skills Fund CEO Appointment — and Why It Matters

There is a job that has been sitting empty for over a year at one of South Africa’s most critical public institutions, and the fight over who fills it has now spilled into the courts. The National Skills Fund —…

  • August 10, 2026
  • Economy, Trending

Sifuna Wants Mumias Sugar Back in Public Hands — And He’s Asking Western Kenya to Bet on Him in 2027

Sifuna Wants Mumias Sugar Back in Public Hands — And He's Asking Western Kenya to Bet on Him in 2027

A town that used to roar There was a time when Mumias meant something. The machines hummed, the money flowed, and parents paid school fees off the back of sugarcane. That town is gone now — hollowed out by what…

  • August 10, 2026
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