3 hrs ago | AllAfrica.com
East Africa: Mumias to Get New CEO, Buy Nzoia Sugar Miller
Kenya's Mumias Sugar is on the hunt for a new chief executive as the incumbent Evans Kidero resigns to run for political office.
7 hrs ago | The Guardian
Vladimir Zakian was born in Egypt, went to school in Kenya, became a lecturer at Manchester University and enjoyed the suburban solace of his Cheshire home My father, Vladimir Zakian, who has died aged 75, lived his life in several countries.
8 hrs ago | Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Tuju was joined by prominent politicians as he launched the party of Action and highlighted issues the party will address to ensure change in the country.
10 hrs ago | Voice of America
Fight against Corruption Goes High Tech in Kenya
Anthony Ragui says his website I Paid a Bribe collects stories about bribes paid as well as those who refused to be bribed A handful of anti-corruption demonstrators hold a chain during a protest in downtown Nairobi, 17 Feb 2010 The founder of a new website aimed at fighting corruption has called on Kenyans to harness their collective energy ... (more)
13 hrs ago | Columbia Spectator
Nairobi global center raises questions about discrimination
Columbia launched its global center in Nairobi , Kenya , last month, but some students and staff still have questions about discrimination in the region and about the center's continental research scope.
East Africa: Regional Delegates Meet Over Load Control Bill
EAC ministers and experts from a various sectors today commenced a four-day discussion on a crucial bill in Nairobi, Kenya, which, if enacted, will reduce incidences of overloading on the region's road network.
Kenyan woman rented out her womb for $8,000
Kenya's first test-tube babies that were delivered in Nairobi in 2006. Surrogacy in the east African country, while still shrouded in secrecy, has been picking up with surrogates being paid as high as $18,000 . PHOTO Sometime in 2010, a young Kenyan woman received an invitation to meet a couple she had earlier encountered at a Christian convention ... (more)
Kenyan-Sudanese Relations: heading for a collision - By Peter Howes
Kenya has, over the past few years, enjoyed cordial relations with Sudan: taking in countless refugees both from what is now South Sudan and from Darfur, including tens of thousands of Sudanese migrants in the vast Kakuma Refugee camp in its north west.
Africa: Nokia to Set Up Global Research Hub in Nairobi
Nokia plans to make Nairobi its global hub for research and investment for the India, Middle East and Africa region.
Kenya: Reclaim Your Love This Valentine's
Being a parent implies substantial changes for a couple. From the weeks prior to the newborn's arrival, to the years after that, a long list of obligations, plans and decisions emerges to satisfy the child .
Kenya: Rude Thika Driver Fined Sh12,000
A matatu driver who caused an obstruction and resisted arrest has been fined Sh12,000 by a Thika court after pleading guilty.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
KDF kills top Al shaabab commanders
The Kenya Defense Forces KDF incursion into Somalia to flush out the Al shabaab militia group from the southern part of the war ton country went a notch higher this week with killing of several top commanders and destruction of key areas.
Kenya: Saudi Envoy Warns People About Bogus Jobs Agents
Speaking yesterday at a media reception at his residence in Muthaiga, the Saudi Arabian ambassador to Kenya Ghorm Malhan said some workers seeking employment in the Kingdom fall prey to brokers, making it difficult to trace them when they run into trouble at their working stations as well in apprehending their employers.
Kenya: Two Killed, Four Injured on the Narok-Mai Mahiu Road Accident
Two people died and another four seriously injured after the matatu they were travelling was involved in an accident in Narok North district.
Innovation of the Week: Rewarding Farmers for Providing Ecosystem Services
The Sasumua dam supplies Nairobi, Kenya with 20 percent of its fresh water, but land use changes have started to contaminate this important source of water.
Al-Shabab 'join ranks' with al-Qaeda
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri says that Somali group has joined forces with his organisation in video posted online.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Government assures investors of favorable conditions
The government has taken elaborate measures to ensure the country remains one of the best investment destinations in the East African Region region, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has said.
Kenya: Nurses Threaten Fresh Strike Over Allowances
Through the Kenya Health Professionals Society , they said they will paralyse operations in health facilities countrywide to press for their pay.