Lobby Raises Alarm Over Unlicensed Pharmacies Operating Across Kenya
PSK said Kenya has more than 5,600 pharmacists, but only about 2,800 currently renew their annual practice licences.
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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.
Kenya Adds 182,000 Internet Connections in Three Months as Demand Surges
Safaricom retains leadership in fixed data services with a 36.1% market share as broadband adoption continues to grow
Ruto Reveals Plans for Multi-Billion Stadium After Meeting FIFA President
The two leaders held talks on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York
KRA Explains Tax Changes Targeting Kenyans Earning Rent From Abroad
The new system took effect on July 1, 2026, and requires non-resident property owners to pay tax equivalent to 30 per cent of their gross rental income before any expenses are deducted.
Court Delivers Verdict on Ruto's 1.5% Housing Levy After 42 Cases
President William Ruto signed the Affordable Housing Act into law on March 19, 2024, at State House in Nairobi, paving the way for the levy to take effect.
MP, Senator Give Citizen TV, NTV 24 Hour Ultimatum, Threaten To Sue
They duo demanded a retraction, correction and public apology within 24 hours of receipt, failing which the two leaders say they will move to the Media Complaints Commission and pursue civil damages against the stations.
US Takes Stand on Kenya’s 2027 Election as Political Camps Intensify Campaigns
His remarks come as political activity intensifies ahead of the August 10, 2027, General Election
Parents Lose Court Battle Over Private School Fee Increase
The decision followed a petition filed by two parents challenging a six per cent fee increase introduced by a private school for the 2026/2027 academic year.
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
Moi University Lists Clothes Students Can No Longer Wear on Campus
The university has warned that students who violate the new rules could face disciplinary action
Moi Airport Land Occupants Face Eviction In Fresh Directive
The directive comes as the government, through KAA, advances a nationwide airport modernisation programme involving major infrastructure improvements and expansion projects