Government and Policy

Graduates who took loans from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) have been reminded that repayment is not optional, even

The Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (AKU-GSMC), in partnership with the Wits Centre for Journalism, opened

Kenya’s milk production has continued to increase, but declining deliveries to processors and shortages on supermarket shelves are raising questions

Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has deployed emergency response and technical teams following the puncturing of a petroleum pipeline near Tassia,

Parents may soon be spared the long trips to registration offices, as the government prepares to move birth registration onto

The case for an Edwin Sifuna presidency—and the character, constitutional courage and hard economic choices that would determine whether it

The Alcoholic Beverages Association of Kenya (ABAK) is calling for the withdrawal of the Alcoholic Drinks and Drugs Control Laws

Election seasons create genuine opportunities for public debate, but they can also tempt governments to prioritise visible quick wins over

Diploma teacher trainees who failed earlier papers or skipped their July 2026 College-Based Assessments (CBAs) will get another shot in

Illicit cigarettes cost Kenya an estimated KSh 47 billion in lost excise duty and VAT revenue between 2021 and 2025,

Kenyans hoping for relief on birth certificate costs will have to keep waiting. The Ministry of Interior and National Administration

Learners will return to class on January 4, 2027, according to the new academic calendar released by the Ministry of