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The app forms a local mesh network, allowing messages to hop across multiple nearby devices within a 300-metre range, and potentially farther if more...
Their dreams of transforming agriculture through solar-powered water pumps have been shattered by ongoing anxiety and uncertainty caused by recurring...
The report further notes that while not everyone working in a scam centre is a victim of human trafficking, many of those held against their will are...
Allan Maleche, Executive Director of the Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network and one of the event’s organisers, challenged the reliance on age alon...
The Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure, chaired by Ndia MP George Kariuki, expressed concern over the allegations, blaming law enf...
Reports by the Auditor-General and the Controller of Budget reveal that the payments were made without proper documentation or oversight, raising seri...
Section 23 of the Kenya Information and Communications Act, 1998, requires the CA to ensure that licensed telecom operators and service providers deli...
The group says youth-specific service delivery remains underdeveloped, with few facilities offering tailored environments for adolescents.
The demand is being led by the Route to Food Initiative and supported by other groups such as the Biodiversity and Biosafety Association of Kenya, Ken...
The Palestinian Authority imposed the ban in January, citing concerns over what it described as "incitement and threats to civil peace" in Al Jazeera'...
The international community is at a “critical inflexion point,” the UNODC said, urging that failure to address the problem would have “unprecedented c...
CA said the infrastructure requirement was introduced to make sure telecom companies expand their networks to rural and low-income areas that had been...
The agency notes that sharp decline has already led to the closure of essential services, the collapse of community health systems, and the reversal o...
The Sudanese Doctors Network said on X that the RSF carried out "mass executions" of 48 people from the Al-Malha area, while 63 others were injured du...
The BlueBiz programme is a lifeline for many women in coastal Kenya, particularly in Tana River County, where economic opportunities have been limited...
The Aga Khan family has long been involved in Kenya’s development, and these recognitions also reflect the lasting legacy of Aga Khan IV, who passed a...
Many of these projects were announced during President Ruto's development tours in response to public requests for improved infrastructure.
Many cancer patients who previously depended on NHIF coverage are now burdened with out-of-pocket expenses.
The Aga Khan, who died at the age of 88 in Lisbon, Portugal, was the 49th hereditary Imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims.
It said a designated successor will be announced "in coming days."
The SUPKEM Garissa branch officials highlighted the lack of farm inputs and minimal farmer's participation in budget making.
At Yathrib Primary School, a UK-Tech Hub-funded project is equipping students with modern agricultural skills while enhancing the school feeding progr...
Justice Mwamuye further instructed that no action is to be taken against refugees regarding this passport policy while the case remains unresolved.
As relative calm returns to Tana River County, the future of the cluster project remains in limbo.
Pangani, located in Starehe Sub-County, has long struggled with garbage disposal, despite having a good road network.
The Sudanese community in Rwanda has been growing, with students joining universities in the East African country.
The Sudanese Youth Network, which operates eight offices, including in Kampala, Cairo, and Juba, launched the "Ceasefire Now for Sudan" campaign on Mo...
With the launch of 311 new sites within the past four months, the total number of Safaricom's 5G sites has soared to 1,114, up from 803 as of March th...
The Santiago Network Advisory Board decided to relocate the hub from Geneva to the Philippines, a country in the Global South.
