Kenya and Rwanda signed an agreement in June to establish the new petroleum supply route and facilitate more efficient movement of fuel to Rwanda.
A Taiwan-based shipping line InterAsia Lines, has introduced a new weekly service at the Port of Mombasa, strengthening maritime connectivity between India and the East Africa region.
Gaps in the training and certification of small-vessel operators across Eastern, Southern and Northern Africa are driving efforts to harmonise standards for coxswains.
Global cruise operator Mediterranean Shipping Company signalled plans to recruit graduates from Ronald Ngala Utalii College in Kilifi.
Mortgage accounts with more than one missed payment more than doubled in 2025, pointing to the financial strain a majority of Kenyans are experiencing amid prevailing economic conditions.
Kenya's annual inflation rose to 6.8 per cent in September from 6.6 per cent in August, driven mainly by higher food, transport and housing-related costs that continue to squeeze household budgets.
Kenya Power is pushing for mandatory battery-storage standards and tighter controls on grid-connected rooftop solar, citing risks to infrastructure, grid stability and maintenance workers.
Africa's AI ambitions are accelerating, but the push for smarter cities and digital innovation must be matched by strong safeguards for privacy, accountability, inclusion and human rights.
Safaricom alleges that Kubwa Capital is now seeking to walk away from the agreement without settling the outstanding amount.
The proposed Dangote-backed Lamu refinery is being touted as a potential driver of Kenya's manufacturing sector and Lamu's economy, with projections of increased GDP contribution.
Farmers are being urged to explore snail farming as an income source, with meat, shells and slime offering opportunities in food, cosmetics and animal feed markets.
China regards Kenya as a country of hope, has never interfered in its internal affairs but instead, firmly supported it in safeguarding its sovereignty, security and national dignity.