University Opens January Intake, Reveals How Kenyan Students Can Secure Ksh10.3M Scholarships
The new entry route is particularly suited to students completing their A-levels or International Baccalaureate examinations in August
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US Uncovers Ksh25 Billion Fraud Scheme Linked to Kenyans, Five Charged
Investigators believe the scheme has been operating since at least 2021
New Study Uncovers Worrying Breast Cancer Trend Among Women Under 40 in Africa
The findings have prompted renewed calls for improved breast cancer awareness, timely clinical assessment and equitable access to diagnostic services across Africa.
US Journalist Sues Kenyan Government After Being Deported
The lawsuit comes a day after the Mombasa High Court found Mackenzie and 29 other co-accused guilty on all 191 murder charges against them
Kenya Among 8 African Countries Hit By Travel Ban Amid Ebola Cases
The restrictions extend to countries where no Ebola cases have been reported, with authorities targeting travellers arriving from or transiting through the affected nations.
World Weather Agency Reveals Expected Period of Strong El Niño In Kenya
The UN weather agency said the projected El Niño could rank among the strongest recorded since observations began in 1950.
New Details Emerge After Wicknell Chivayo’s Helicopter Crashed in Zimbabwe
The helicopter crashed in the Marondera area at around 5 pm Zimbabwe time on Wednesday, September 30
Sudan Grinds to a Halt as Traders Shut Shops Over Rising Taxes and Prices
The new measures include restrictions on the importation of essential goods as well as increased taxes and levies.
Ukraine President Names Kenya While Revealing Countries Whose Citizens Russia Is Using in War
The recruitment of Kenyans into the Russian military has emerged as a growing concern
UN Takes Stand on Ruto’s Demand for Permanent African Seats
The President has repeatedly pushed for Africa to receive at least two permanent seats on the Council
Two Kenyans Take on World’s 8th-Highest Mountain Amid Fresh Deaths
Breik and Moenga have already completed their acclimatisation rotation and are now preparing for their final push to the summit.
Court Gives Govt 9 Months to Fix Major Gap Affecting Kenyans Working for AU, UN
The mechanism will provide a formal avenue for Kenyans working for international and regional organisations to raise complaints and obtain a response from the government