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Nairobi To Register Street Photographers And Introduce Official Badges

Street photographers in Nairobi will soon carry official identification badges under a new registration system the county government is rolling

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 18, 2026
KRA Intercepts Smuggled Goods Worth KES46.7 Million in Transit to Nairobi

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) enforcement officers have intercepted a consignment of smuggled cigarettes, shisha tobacco products and powdered milk with

Soko Directory Team · Sep 18, 2026
KUCCPS Names Colleges Approved To Offer Diploma In Primary Teacher Education

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has put out its list of accredited institutions offering the Diploma

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 18, 2026
Education Ministry Moves To Shield Schools And Exams As El Niño Rains Loom

With forecasters warning of El Niño rains between October and December 2026, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba isn’t waiting

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 17, 2026
We Know You Are Angry But Hear Us Out – KAA To An Angry Lady

The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has issued a public statement addressing a video that recently went viral on social media,

Soko Directory Team · Sep 16, 2026
KNEC Launches Exam Item Writing Training For Senior School And TVET Teachers

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is inviting teachers from senior secondary schools and vocational institutions to apply for specialised

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 15, 2026
Tax Discipline Must Begin In The Boardroom & Tax Predictability Must Begin In Government

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

Steve Biko Wafula · Sep 15, 2026
Huduma Kenya Explains ID Registration Rules For Kenyans Without Birth Certificates

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

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 14, 2026
KUCCPS Outlines Steps For First-Year Students Seeking To Change University Courses

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

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 14, 2026
KLB Faces Ksh600 Million Loss As CBC Changes Leave Learning Materials At Risk

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

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 11, 2026
Most Kenyan households still Earn Under Ksh50,000 A month, New Survey Shows

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

Getrude Mathayo · Sep 10, 2026
Nairobi Cannot Be Run on Excuses

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

Soko Directory Team · Sep 8, 2026