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Nursery: I want to be a police officer. Class 1: I want to be a teacher. Class 2: I want

Kenyans should start getting ready for a wet end to the year. The Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (Kenya Met) says

By Douglas Chepkuto As Kenya’s trade continues to expand, the movement of goods across our borders has become increasingly central

By Ephraim Mutua Business owners understand that having insurance cover is important, but they are likely to focus on protecting

Our education system can produce a young person who can define osmosis, calculate the area of a trapezium and recite

Kenyans in several counties should keep an umbrella handy over the coming week, even as most of the country stays

Kenyans may want to get their umbrellas out earlier than usual this year. Fresh forecasts suggest the country’s October-December rains

By John Gangla Agriculture is more than just another sector of Kenya’s economy; it is the foundation upon which millions

By Alex Wachira ‘Investments in clean energy generate multiplier effects across the economy by strengthening healthcare, education, water access and

The sun’s out, the skies look clear, but don’t put the umbrella away just yet. The Kenya Meteorological Department, Kenya

79% of Kenyan children at late primary age cannot read proficiently. For 19% of primaryschool-aged children, the barrier comes earlier:

Kenyans are being told to prepare for a rough patch of weather this month, one that mixes chilly mornings with