Kenya: Govt in the Dark Over News of Release of Cuban Doctors
The Kenyan government appeared to be in the dark following news reports that two Cuban doctors kidnapped in Mandera County last year had ...
Kenya: Activists Sue to Block Reopening of Schools
Two activists in Homa Bay have filed a petition in court seeking to suspend the phased reopening of schools planned from Monday next ...
Kenya: Mombasa Closes Its Largest Isolation Centre
The 300-bed Covid-19 isolation centre at the Technical University of Mombasa (Tum) has been shut down to pave the way for the resumption ...
Kenya: Experts Raise Alarm Over Spike in TB Cases
Health experts are now warning of a surge in tuberculosis (TB) cases in the country. According to Mr Michael Macharia, a TB technical ...
Africa: Covid, Climate and Conflict Conspire to Push Up Poverty
London — A triple threat of coronavirus, climate change and conflict means an ambitious goal to end extreme poverty by 2030 looks increasingly ...
Rwanda: SMS Based Learning Debuts in the Country
Primary and secondary school students in Rwanda can now learn via .SMS based platform launched by Eneza Education, an education technology company. In ...
Africa: You Will Die At Twenty and the Adichie Moment That Never Came
I am beyond ready for stories that could give the lost little Sudanese girl in the US I once was, a template for ...
Kenya: President Kenyatta Denies Militarizing the Country
Nairobi — President Uhuru Kenyatta has dismissed claims that he is militarizing the country through deployment of the Kenya Defense Forces in civilian ...
Kenya: Inter-County Madaraka Express Train Service Resumes
Kenya Railways Corporation has resumed the inter-county Madaraka Express passenger train service between Nairobi and Mombasa. The first locomotive left Nairobi and Mombasa ...
Kenya: Kenyatta Calls for Three Days of National Prayers
President Uhuru Kenyatta has convened three days of national prayer this coming weekend. The Head of State in a statement on Wednesday, encouraged ...