The inferno caused by a suspected gas explosion engulfed several businesses and shops in the market area, sennding residents into panic as fire engine...

According to data from the CBK, the total amount of money circulating in the economy dropped by half, marking a significant downturn in Kenya's financ...

Currently, Nairobi County is grappling with a surge in fire incidents, having recorded more than 200 cases in one year.

While the exact cause of the fire remains unclear, some traders suspect it may have been triggered by a burning jiko, as the area has been without ele...

The latest weekly bulletin by the CBK shows the reserves stood at $9,323 million (Sh1.2 trillion at the current exchange rate), an equivalent of (4.8...

The traders argue that the many lorries bringing onions and pineapples from Tanzania cannot be accommodated at the yet-to-be-occupied Kangundo Road Ma...

Scientists say evidence shows global warming and its impacts are unfolding faster than expected.

So far, 180 customers and around 100 hair braiders have signed up, with more on the waitlist as Onwuamaegbu seeks to expand the app slowly.

This announcement came during the 23rd Comesa Summit held in Kiriri, Bujumbura, Burundi on Thursday.

The traders are requesting that the county government to station a fire engine at the market.

The reopening of the Nagele Livestock Auction Market has also attracted traders from neighbouring counties like Garissa and Kilifi.

Experts argue that the venture is often appealing because it typically comes with lower or no interest rates compared to formal loans from banks.

As global demand for carbon credits increases, experts have argued that marginalised communities are well placed and strategically located to engage i...

Inflation expectations in the next month pointed towards a general decline in prices.

The traders, who told the Eastleigh Voice that their customers are still not used to their new selling place, claimed a private investor who operates...

The Constitution provides for the process to remove or impeach the deputy president in Kenya.

Sakaja claimed that the DP was misinformed and all he needed to do was to reach out to him and learn facts about the Marikiti market.

The market is home to approximately 3,000 traders who sell second-hand clothes and food products, such as vegetables and grains.

Gachagua wondered why there was a sudden need to relocate the traders from the market which has been in existence since 1966.

The new market, located in Mowlem Ward, Embakasi West Sub-County, whose construction started in 2017, was completed a year later.