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Nairobi’s streets have gained a striking new feature and a meaningful message. Zebra crossings at City Hall, the Supreme Court and the Archives have been painted pink through a partnership between Hermosa Paints and Mapema Ndio Breast.
City are appealing against last week's verdicts they broke financial regulations over a nine-season period between 2009 and 2018.
Reflecting on his family's six-year ordeal managing his father's terminal illness, DJ Shiti highlighted the severe strain chronic illnesses like cancer and kidney failure place on ordinary Kenyan families.
The Netherlands and the European Union are supporting plans for a cold-chain consolidation centre in Naivasha, designed to bring together agricultural exports from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo before they are transported by rail to Mombasa and shipped to Europe.
According to the commission, Githinji’s certification sets a new benchmark for industry standards as Kenya continues to build a professional, inclusive, and globally competitive screen sector.
This stance comes amidst growing resistance from confederations in Europe, North America, Central America, the international players' union, and several individual national federations following the collapse of the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal.
The Corporation has brought together 90 university students from 30 universities across Kenya for the third edition of the Kenya Re AI4I Hackathon, challenging them to develop an AI-powered catastrophe modelling solution to strengthen flood risk assessment.
This Customer Service Week, Bolt, the leading on-demand mobility platform, is recognising its top-performing drivers for their consistency and commitment to serving riders across Nairobi and Mombasa.
Seven medical professionals have been on trial since April over Maradona's death on November 25, 2020 while convalescing after surgery for a brain clot.
The grant comprises $1 million to strengthen Ebola preparedness infrastructure in counties classified as high and very high risk, and another $1 million to support drought response efforts.
Dmitriy Charnetskiy, a counsellor at the Russian Embassy in Kenya, announced the scholarships during a luncheon welcoming 30 Kenyan youths who had returned from a seven-day international engagement in Russia.
The awards, held in Nairobi on Thursday, recognised 100 hotels across 21 African countries, selected by a panel of more than 95 international hospitality professionals. The ceremony also presented 12 Best-in-Class honours across specialist categories.
