Kenya just secured a Ksh161.8 billion (USD 1.25 billion) loan from the World Bank — but the money did not come easy, and it did not come free of conditions. The central thesis here is straightforward: this loan is not…
There is a particular kind of silence that descends on a country before its press is broken. You don’t hear it coming. You feel it — in the hesitation of an editor before publishing, in the self-censorship of a journalist…
The Movement That Rattled the State Is Now Fighting Itself Picture this: a political movement born from the raw fury of Kenya’s Gen Z uprising, one that had the establishment visibly nervous, now turning its energy inward — arguing, fracturing,…
The World Bank is cutting off China. By 2031, the loans stop. And this decision — quiet as it sounds — reshapes the global development finance landscape that directly affects countries like Kenya. The institution has confirmed it will phase…
Here is what you need to understand about this appointment: Diageo is not just reshuffling its management deck. The British drinks giant is preparing to hand over its 65 percent stake in East African Breweries Plc to Japan’s Asahi Group…
A Kenyan startup is now shaping how an entire nation feeds its children, and this is exactly the kind of African-led solution the continent has been waiting for. Food4Education, the Nairobi-based firm behind Nairobi County’s Dishi na County school meals…
It started with a break in routine. Rigathi Gachagua had been deep in his 45-day political consultation retreat at his Wamunyoro residence — a deliberate, calculated withdrawal from public life — when the call came from the Coast. Leaders of…
A City Held Hostage Picture this: it is 7:30 in the morning, your matatu has barely moved in forty-five minutes, and the driver is gripping the wheel with the quiet fury of a man who has already done the math…
An 11-year-old boy named Moisés was pulled from the rubble of La Guaira, Venezuela, more than three days after twin earthquakes tore through the country. His mother and sister did not make it. He did — with a broken arm,…
Tayla Kavanagh won the Durban leg of the Spar Women’s 10km Challenge on Sunday, clocking 31:32 to extend her lead in the Grand Prix series standings and make it two wins from two races — a statement of intent that…
