Kodak’s Charmera Camera Returns with Y2K-Inspired Style Kodak’s collectible Charmera camera is getting new Y2K-inspired designs, bringing back the bold, playful aesthetic of the early 2000s. This retro-style instant camera now features fresh patterns and colors that appeal to both nostalgia lovers a...

What Is Kalshi’s New Employment Verification Rule? Kalshi, the popular prediction market platform, has added a required employment verification step for some users placing certain bets. This change affects how traders prove their job status before participating in specific markets. If you use Kalshi...

Boost Your Sound Instantly with the Khadas Headphone DAC If you want better audio from your phone, laptop, or tablet, the Khadas headphone DAC is a slim, stylish, and punchy device that delivers a clear audio upgrade. It connects easily to your devices and makes music, podcasts, and videos sound ric...

Kenya’s Home Internet Battle Moves From Coverage to SpeedFor years, Kenya’s home internet market expanded through geography. Internet providers raced to wire apartment blocks, reach gated estates, and extend fibre into towns beyond Nairobi. In 2026, the pressure point changed. The contest is now for...

Kenya Airways Introduces AI-Powered Pricing PlatformKenya Airways has launched an innovative AI-driven pricing platform designed to optimize fare adjustments across its global network. The move comes as airlines face mounting pressure to respond swiftly to fluctuating demand and competitive pricing ...

Kickstarter Retracts Mature Content Guidelines Amid BacklashKickstarter has officially reversed its newly implemented mature content rules, which sparked widespread criticism for banning projects offering rewards that could provide "sexual pleasure". The company confirmed it has restored its previou...

Katherine Legge Makes History: First Woman to Attempt the Indy 500-Coca-Cola 600 Double This weekend, IndyCar and NASCAR driver Katherine Legge will become the first woman to attempt "The Double"—racing in the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day. Only five drivers in history have tried to...

Kenya Warns Microsoft-G42 AI Project Could Overload National Grid, Triggering Power Rationing Kenya has officially warned that the massive Microsoft-G42 AI data center project may drain the national electricity grid, leading to severe power rationing for both households and industries across the cou...

Why Kenya Paused the Microsoft-G42 Data Centre Project Kenya has stalled the $1 billion Microsoft-G42 data centre plan because the country's power supply cannot yet support the massive energy needs of such a facility. This delay highlights a growing challenge for Africa's tech ambitions: without rel...

Kenya’s Startup Sector: Big Funding Rounds Meet Growing Cashflow Challenges Kenya’s startup sector is still pulling in major funding rounds, yet more venture-backed companies are running into operational and cashflow strain. This pressure inside the market is becoming harder to ignore, as rising cos...

What Is KRA Doing to Modernize Tax Collection? The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is making a major shift in how it collects taxes. Instead of waiting for annual returns, KRA is moving tax collection closer to the point of sale by linking eTIMS with M-Pesa and rebuilding iTax around live transaction ...

Those tangled fiber lines hanging across estates and roadside poles have finally caught up with regulators. Kenya’s Communications Authority now wants trench depth, pole spacing, cable labeling and infrastructure sharing standardized. This new move aims to clean up the messy fiber network and improv...