Koko Networks, a prominent clean cooking start-up backed by Vitol and the World Bank, filed for administration on Saturday after a dispute with the Kenyan government over the sale of carbon credits.

Northwestern political science and global health studies postdoctoral scholar Kelly Hunter talked about the impact of U.S.

Eddie Butita revealed why US YouTubers earn more than Kenyans and claims IShowSpeed rejected payment from the Kenyan ...

Koko Networks shuts down in Kenya, leaving 700 jobless and thousands of households uncertain after a carbon credit dispute ...

In 2022, when William Ruto was elected president of Kenya, he pledged that his government would plant 15 billion trees by ...

WASHINGTON/NAIROBI (Reuters) -A group of Kenyan non-governmental organisations have accused the government of stoking economic inequality and driving up national debt, in a written briefing to the ...

According to a Parliamentary Budget Office study, the Kenyan government expects inflation to drop to the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) target range of 5% in 2023. According to the research, the ...

December 2025 saw a whirlwind of events in the health corridors of Kenya. On December 4, Kenya signed a landmark five-year aid deal with the United States: a $2.5 billion Health Cooperation ...

During the Gen Z–led protests between June 2024 and July 2025, the Kenyan government weaponised social media and digital monitoring tools to suppress youthful demonstrators, according to a new Amnesty ...

Kenya has launched its largest-ever IPO, listing 65% of Kenya Pipeline Company to raise about $824 million. Proceeds are set to go to government infrastructure funding as the country seeks relief from ...

Moody's Ratings has upgraded Kenya's sovereign credit rating from B3 to Caa1, citing a decline in near-term default risk supported by stronger external liquidity and improved access to international ...