Articles By: Getrude Mathayo

Residents of Nairobi and some other parts of Kenya who have been waiting for the much-talked-about El Niño rains may
Opinion
· Nov 12, 2026
Graduates who took loans from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) have been reminded that repayment is not optional, even
Government and Policy
· Nov 11, 2026
The cost of essential household commodities remains an important concern for Kenyan shoppers, with sugar featuring among the products that
Market News
· Nov 10, 2026
Unemployed teachers have a fresh chance at a permanent job after the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) advertised 7,720 vacancies across
Government and Policy
· Nov 10, 2026Parents may soon be spared the long trips to registration offices, as the government prepares to move birth registration onto
Government and Policy
· Nov 9, 2026
Nairobi and its neighbouring counties are in for longer stretches without piped water after production at the Ngethu and Kigoro
Lifestyle
· Nov 9, 2026
The Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (Kenya Met) says light to moderate rain will fall in several counties from Saturday, November
Opinion
· Nov 6, 2026
Diploma teacher trainees who failed earlier papers or skipped their July 2026 College-Based Assessments (CBAs) will get another shot in
Government and Policy
· Nov 5, 2026
If you live in the eastern or northern parts of Nairobi, it’s time to fill your buckets. Nairobi City Water
Opinion
· Nov 5, 2026
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has rolled out new rules for long-distance matatu and bus operators to reduce
Government and Policy
· Nov 4, 2026
Learners will return to class on January 4, 2027, according to the new academic calendar released by the Ministry of
Government and Policy
· Nov 4, 2026
Five people will be interviewed for the top job at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), and acting CEO Evaleen Mitei
Government and Policy
· Nov 3, 2026