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  1. The professor who started in a kitchen full of smoke: Violet Kadenyeka Mugalavai, 1960-2026

    Prof Violet Kadenyeka Mugalavai spent 30 years teaching Kenyans how to feed themselves better

  2. Why USIU-Africa pharmacy graduates will keep thriving

    USIU-Africa seeks to develop pharmacists who understand their responsibility to society within an evolving landscape that is expanding their scope of work

  3. Mount Kenya University to unveil new pharmacy courses

    The university’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof Deogratius JAGANYI, says the idea is to prepare pharmacy graduates to contribute more to the growth of Kenya's pharmaceutical manufacturing sector

  4. SportPesa Aviator multiplier hits massive 26,419.92x

    For Aviator fans interested in this fast-paced format, SportPesa provides convenient access through a straightforward digital environment

  5. Eight most popular game providers in Kenya in 2026

    Despite crash games being on the rise and game studios looking for new game mechanics and features to impress, slots are still the most popular option

  6. Numbers don’t lie: The women behind Kenya’s abortion statistics

    What circumstances are women navigating, and is our health system responding adequately?

  7. Litigation on abortion in Kenya: Inside the legal battles redefining reproductive rights

    It is time for the Kenyan society to decide whether reproductive healthcare will be governed by clarity and compassion or by fear and punishment

  8. Growing resilience: How Wajir farmer is building a much-needed local fodder industry

    For Mercy Corps, Hassan’s farm is part of a broader attempt to strengthen the livestock system in some of the region’s most drought-prone areas

  9. Is Kenya’s reproductive health access to information, services and commodities failing women and girls?

    Women and girls deserve more than policies and promises. They deserve a health system that enables them to make informed decisions and access quality care safely, affordably and with dignity.

  10. Why Kenya's National Ambulance Dispatch Centre is more than its emergency number

    Sometimes the most powerful treatment is simply the sound of an ambulance arriving in time and top of form

  11. Infinix GT 50 Pro sponsors unforgettable e-gaming championship in Kenya

    Kenya’s competitive gaming scene came alive on August 22 and 23 as the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) Kenya 2026 brought together 16 of the country’s top PUBG MOBILE teams for two days...

  12. Build markets and build resilience: The paradigm shift to build economies and save lives across Africa

    Having already improved sanitation for more than 100 million people, LIXIL is now working towards reaching 100 million more by FY2031, expanding its work with JICA in countries such as Kenya and...

  13. Top-rated Infinix GT50 Pro gaming smartphone finally in Kenya

    This phone is a winning companion designed for ambitious Kenyans who strive to excel in every aspect of life, whether they're dominating the battlefield, editing videos, building businesses, or...

  14. SportPesa Casino launches ‘Every Spin Counts’ and ‘Shinda Heavy’ rewards

    SportPesa offers several promotional opportunities for players looking for something extra from their casino experience

  15. 50 percent CASHBACK! How Kenyans are using Airtel Money to pay bills

    From utility payments using Airtel Money to rent, school fees and other everyday Paybill transactions, mobile wallets are helping simplify daily financial management

  16. Why more shoppers are choosing the Buy Goods option with Airtel Money

    One of the latest innovations helping accelerate cashless payments is the Till ni Till initiative, which allows Airtel Money customers to pay into tills belonging to any mobile money provider

  17. How Nathan Halaba is helping a new generation of African traders think long term

    Like many retail traders, Nathan Halaba entered the markets with curiosity, ambition, and the hope that trading could offer financial freedom

  18. Get CASHBACK when you send money across networks using Airtel Money

    For customers looking to send money instantly, Airtel Money continues to provide a convenient option for transferring funds whenever and wherever needed

  19. Made to go the extra mile

    UD trucks have a reputation for resilience, and the brand rings bells within the transport sector as having an unbreakable personality

  20. Banking on continuous innovation to stay ahead of scammers

    Standard Chartered has also invested heavily in educating clients about phishing scams, fake websites, and fraudulent messages impersonating the bank

  21. Lukenya College: Unlock your academic and career potential with the September intake

    Lukenya College offers accessible academic pathways designed to equip learners with practical, career-oriented skills

  22. The real test of public-private partnerships in skills development

    As Kenya continues to invest in workforce development, the question should not be how many new partnerships can be launched, but how existing partnerships can be institutionalised to create...

  23. Building resilient trade through modern marine cargo insurance

    As supply chains become more complex, Marine Cargo Insurance has evolved from a compliance requirement to a strategic business solution

  24. Kenya has embraced the conservancy model, now we must finance it

    From just 78 conservancies in 2013, the country now has more than 230 conservancies spanning a total of over 10 million hectares across community and private lands

  25. Why the pharmacy at the corner could help fix Kenya’s healthcare gaps

    The principle behind the Pharmcay First model is pragmatic, as community pharmacists are often the patient’s first interaction with the health system