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- August 21, 2026
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Kenya Railways back on Gilgil-Nyahururu line
By Staff Writer Kenya Railways is betting that a 96-year-old railway line abandoned for nearly half a century can once again become a viable transport
Global shocks, local pumps: Fuel hikes across East Africa
By Joan Wambui Kamau The global fuel crisis has become a thorn in the flesh worldwide. It has led to higher fuel prices, especially in
Mary Wambui’s Glee Hotel Sh100 Million debt headache
When the refinancing failed to materialise within the agreed period, Ms Wambui returned to court seeking an additional 60 days. The judge declined the request,
Social media wars put PS Omollo in the spotlight
The emerging scrutiny of how Principal Secretary for the State Department for Internal Security and National Administration, Dr Raymond Omollo, utilizes more than Sh 30
Panic grips Kenya betting industry
The GRA now holds a court-confirmed money laundering finding against an operator it is expected to renew. Its decision will speak louder than any press
Why Diageo quit East Africa market
By Special Correspondent For 26 years, Diageo sat at the top of East Africa’s beer industry, collecting dividends, controlling boardrooms and shaping consumer tastes from
Absa court battle over Sh1.5 billion case
By Staff Writer Shocking witness accounts in a Sh1.5billion case filed against Absa bank have emerged at the Mombasa H igh Court. The bank is
Where are the jobs for poor Kenyans?
Guest Writer Lately in the news there was a young graduate who could not find a job that committed suicide. Quite unfortunate for this kind
Nairobi set for rail transformation
By Staff Writer Kenya is working with the World Bank to implement 10 key projects, including the construction of new rail lines, modernisation of maintenance
The future of China-Africa trade
By Staff Writer China Africa trade relations are entering a new phase shaped by policy adjustments in Beijing and shifting economic realities across African markets.