Households Struggle to Put Food On The Table As Commodity Prices Continue Rising
Headlines
Many Kenyans are still struggling to put food on the table as their monthly budget continues to narrow every day
By Lynnet Okumu
·Month: April 2022
Expect A Thrilling Week As WWE Hits Your Screens
Entertainment
Fans of the WWE can gear up for another thrilling week of action on SuperSport, with live airings of the NXT, SmackDown, and
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The NBA Is Coming Up: What Should You Expect?
Lifestyle
Viewers on DStv and GOtv can look forward to thrills and spills from the world’s best basketball league, with ESPN and ESPN 2 the
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Want to Register Your Safaricom SIM Card? Here’s How to Do It Online
Government and Policy
Haven’t registered your Safaricom SIM Card yet? Good news! You can easily and conveniently do so through an online portal!
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Telcos Blamed For Noncompliance In The SIM Card Registration Exercise
Government and Policy
The Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) Director-General Ezra Chiloba has blamed mobile service providers for not complying with the directives
By Jane Muia
·List Of Teachers Retained For Two More Years In The Ongoing Mass Transfers
Government and Policy
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, announces mass transfers of teachers starting this April as its plans to balance staffing across
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I&M Bank Ranked The Most Attractive Bank In Kenya
Investment
Cytonn Investments has today released its FY’2021 Banking Sector Report, which ranks I&M Holdings as the most attractive bank in
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Kenya Ranked The Fourth Most Congested Country Globally
Market News
Traffic congestion has been a major problem in most cities in Africa with devastating effects. From revenue loss to pollution
By Jane Muia
·School Heads Sets Tough Rules Ahead Of School Reopening
Government and Policy
School heads are now proposing a raft of punitive laws targeting both parents and students ahead of school reopening on
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Protecting Kenya’s Environment is Key to Enhancing Food Security
Government and Policy
Food security in Kenya has become a perpetual topic with no immediate solution. Over 3.5 million people now facing severe
By Lynnet Okumu
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