Government and Policy

Tax planning begins with governance. That sentence sounds simple, but for thousands of growing Kenyan businesses it is the difference

If you’ve been hoping to get a national ID card without first sorting out your birth certificate, Huduma Kenya has

First-year university students hoping to jump ship from one faculty to another have been told to sort it out with

Millions of shillings worth of textbooks could end up gathering dust in warehouses, the Kenya Literature Bureau, KLB, has told

Just one in ten Kenyan households pulls in more than Ksh50,000 a month. That’s the headline number from a fresh

Every morning, Nairobi performs a small miracle. Before sunrise, traders lift their shutters, matatus begin their first routes, nurses report

Teachers hoping to climb the ranks in the 2026/27 financial year will be playing by a very different rulebook. The

The government has spelled out exactly who’s in the crosshairs as it moves to enforce President William Ruto’s order against

Schools, teachers and learners now have access to a fresh batch of official examination materials after the Kenya National Examinations

Students still waiting to apply for their subsequent Higher Education Loans Board, HELB, have been handed more time, with the

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has swung into action, beginning the process of picking out teachers who will run this

Schools across the country will need to rearrange several of their usual activities as the 2026 national examination season gets