Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Sakaja continues to expand the 'Dishi na County' school feeding initiative, introducing automated chapati-making machines and pushing the program's operational costs close to 100 million shillings.

Security forces dispersed demonstrators in the capital who were rallying against a substantial increase in import duties, which traders warn will severely impact small businesses and consumer prices.

Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Sakaja has vowed to maintain the 'Dishi na County' initiative aimed at keeping students enrolled through daily school meals.

A student from Nairobi’s Kibera informal settlement has made history by placing in the top 15 of a prestigious academic competition in China, highlighting breakthroughs in educational access.

Over a year after President Ruto's viral promise, Kenyan schools are now receiving automated machines capable of producing 2,000 chapatis per hour to address food supply concerns.

Governor Sakaja's school feeding initiative continues to scale up operations, utilizing automated chapati-making machines to efficiently distribute nearly 100 million meals across the region.

Over 600 representatives from East African Community member states gathered in Nairobi to advance proposals for a unified educational framework aimed at strengthening regional integration.

Kenyan President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua joined constitutional experts and officials at the 16th Katiba Day symposium held at the Kenya International Convention Centre.

Electoral dynamics in the capital are shifting as Vice President William Ruto's allies and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's coalition draw voter backing away from the Jubilee Party. Analysts note that regional leadership changes are reshaping traditional political alliances.

A senior Kenyan diplomat attended a private audience with the Pope at the Vatican, underscoring ongoing diplomatic ties between Nairobi and the Holy See.

Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is facing intense criticism from female lawmakers and political opponents following a series of inflammatory statements and administrative decisions. The controversy includes threats directed at senior government figures and disputes over security protocols in Nairobi.

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Nairobi-based designer Hillary Mukabwa is countering fast fashion trends by using traditional hand looms to produce cotton fabrics, emphasizing sustainable craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

A geospatial engineer has successfully grown Vikapu Africa from street vending to a Nairobi workshop and shop, employing artisans.

The annual Otamatsuri, Africa’s only comic-con festival, took place at Carnivore Grounds in Nairobi, Kenya. Attendees dressed in costumes and accessories to celebrate creative arts and gaming.

Radio Jambo has been identified as the leading radio station in terms of listenership in Nairobi, particularly among Swahili radio stations, according to recent reports.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has lost a KSh 385 million tax dispute with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) due to missing financial records, following a review of his banking transactions.

Ceuta mourns a migrant who died at the border, while humanoid robots compete in China, Kyiv cleans up after Russian attacks, and the Otamatsuri festival celebrates anime culture in Nairobi, marking a day of diverse global events.

Kenyans took part in a walk in Nairobi aimed at promoting mediation as an alternative route to justice.

Kenyan politician Passaris has announced she will defend her Nairobi Woman Representative seat, dropping her previous bid for Makadara.

Nairobi's Sh49 billion budget plan for the 2026/27 financial year, proposed by Sakaja, has been rejected by the Controller of Budget for being 'unrealistic' and returned to the county for revisions.

One worker was killed when a construction wall collapsed off Waiyaki Way in Nairobi.

Sisters of Mount Carmel Convent in Nairobi are demonstrating a unique approach by balancing their spiritual duties with precision farming on less than an acre of land.

The principal of St Anne’s Girls Secondary School in Makadara, Nairobi, has lost her legal battle against the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

Nairobi's distinct advantage as a tourist destination is its unparalleled proximity to a game park, making it easily accessible for visitors.

An African-centred e-learning platform dedicated to developing green skills has been launched at the Green Works 4 Africa Forum in Nairobi, Kenya, aiming to equip the continent's workforce for the green economy.

The ODM party faces a tough test to retain its political base in Nairobi, despite winning key seats in the 2022 General Election.

Nairobi has officially submitted its bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships.

An article criticizes the design of Nairobi's pedestrian infrastructure, asserting that poor urban planning, rather than pedestrians, is responsible for its shortcomings.

Six women firefighters are making a significant impact on emergency response in Nairobi's informal settlements, transitioning from surviving challenging conditions to protecting thousands from deadly incidents.

London has officially submitted its bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, competing against cities like Rome, Munich, and Nairobi.

Public outrage has erupted in Nairobi following the felling of trees, prompting calls for action and environmental protection.

Police are investigating Alice Wamugo, known as the 'mchele' queen, for allegedly transferring at least Sh1.8 million from mobile money wallets and bank accounts.

Nigerian girls who were detained in Mauritius have been released and are now en route to Nairobi, as confirmed by NiDCOM. This follows an intervention that secured their freedom.

Researchers are calling for comprehensive support systems to address the hidden mental toll of stigma on pregnant and parenting teenagers residing in Nairobi's informal settlements, emphasizing the need to strengthen family support.

Four police officers, including an OCS (Officer Commanding Station), have been arrested in Nairobi as part of an investigation into the abduction of a couple who were forced to pay a Sh1 million ransom.

Sakaja has informed the court of his compliance with an order to begin the appointment process, naming Waikenda as his nominee for Nairobi County Secretary.

Nairobi MCAs have approved a record Sh49.27 billion budget, bringing an end to a month-long standoff over the city's finances.

A court has granted reprieve to Nairobi county official 'Mr Moneybags' Analo, blocking his arrest in connection with charges related to a collapsed building.

Nairobi is embarking on a multi-phase, Sh1 trillion underground metro project designed to reshape urban movement and link the new city.

In Nairobi's largest slum, clean water is a scarce commodity, often controlled by local cartels. Women seeking water face the risk of sexual threats and attacks.

Charles Kerich has returned to City Hall and attended a County Executive Committee meeting, indicating his re-engagement with Nairobi's local government.

A special DCI multi-agency team, formed to address a case involving 'goons' in Ol Kalou, remains stuck in Nairobi despite a presidential directive.

Claims of judicial bias have surfaced in the Sh3 billion Bungoma ghost workers case, leading petitioners to request the Nairobi High Court judge handling the matter to step aside. The allegations cast a shadow over the ongoing legal proceedings.

CEOs, board chairs, and industry pioneers shared their hard-earned leadership lessons at a UN Women roundtable event held in Nairobi.

A report reveals the Kenyan counties where children are most likely to go missing, with Nairobi, Nakuru, Kakamega, Kiambu, and Siaya identified as high-risk areas.

Nairobi's former finance chief, Charles Kerich, has reached a deal that allows him to avoid jail time, claiming county bureaucracy delayed the settlement of funds.

Gangs are terrorizing motorists on the Nairobi-Mombasa route in Kenya, with police officers complaining that suspects are frequently released on bail or bond by the courts.

A Kenyan man, known online as “Birdman,” has become a viral sensation for sharing his life with rescued wild birds. The former homeless man from Nairobi says caring for injured birds gave him purpose, though his lifestyle has also sparked health concerns.

A woman in India was granted bail in a 'spiritual fraud' case involving Rs 66 lakh, with the court noting her role was limited to introductions. Meanwhile, in Kenya, another woman is suing a lawyer and property buyer over alleged fraud in a Nairobi house transfer.

Commuters in Nairobi were forced to walk long distances after matatus (public service vehicles) were blocked from entering the city's Central Business District.

Rogers Olu Magutha, known as Nairobi's 'bird-man,' shares his food and nights with vultures, a practice that has raised concerns among medical professionals.

An article questions why Nairobi remains dirty despite waste being a potential source of revenue. This highlights ongoing challenges in the city's waste management and sanitation.

A US couple is suing after their eight-year-old daughter was run over and killed while cycling in Nairobi’s South C estate.

A legal battle over the 14 Riverside Drive property in Nairobi has intensified, with Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi challenging a court order related to a Sh10.7 billion debt dispute.

Several counties in Kenya, including Mombasa, Nairobi, Wajir, Garissa, and Machakos, are identified as among the worst for doing business due to prolonged delays in paying suppliers.

A three-day 'Africa on the Road Project' business mission, organized by the Italian Trade Agency, has commenced in Nairobi to foster partnerships in the agri-food sector between Italy and Kenya.

Fresh protests have erupted in Nairobi, Kenya, following alleged activist abductions, resulting in at least one death and two wounded. The Kenyan capital saw a massive police deployment after campaigners declared a day of remembrance for protesters killed in previous demonstrations.

Nairobi Governor Sakaja has broken his silence regarding the whereabouts of Charles Kerich, who was convicted of contempt of court on May 19, 2026, and sentenced to three months.

Over 40 buildings in Nairobi face potential demolition to ensure the safety of flight paths for Wilson Airport, raising concerns among residents and property owners.

Nairobi has been sealed off by police as Kenya prepares for demonstrations marking the anniversary of the Gen Z protests. Entry into the Nairobi CBD has been restricted to manage the anticipated gatherings.

The artist K'naan is once again making waves in Nairobi with a song that has become a musical symbol of defiance against the concept of 'Fortress America'.

A Naivasha court has directed that the case involving eight girls suspected of burning Utumishi Girls School be transferred to Nairobi for further proceedings.

Kenya's government has signed a $1.2 billion agreement with China Road and Bridge Corporation to expand Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Ibrahim Nyangoya, formerly Raila Odinga's Personal Assistant, is set for a consequential role as the purse keeper at Nairobi City Hall. In the absence of a substantive Finance CEC, Charles Kerich, Nyangoya is poised to take on significant financial responsibilities.

Commercial establishments in the city center are shutting down in anticipation of organized protests by local traders, disrupting normal economic activity in the CBD.

Ethiopia has joined diplomatic and security discussions in Nairobi focused on addressing escalating threats and instability in the strategically vital Red Sea region.

NACADA officers detained three individuals in Jericho, Nairobi, as part of an intensified operation targeting the production and distribution of illicit alcoholic beverages.

A city planning oversight committee in Nairobi has initiated investigations targeting unauthorized construction projects, aiming to enforce urban development regulations and remove illegal structures.

At the sixth African Conference on Debt and Development in Nairobi, experts highlighted how inadequate debt data and insufficient regulatory oversight pose significant risks to sustainable financial management across the continent.

Senior figures within Kenya's Jubilee Party downplayed the political significance of a local representative switching allegiance to the Democratic Change Party, asserting organizational stability.

A cross-border development project led by Hong Kong and mainland Chinese partners is modernizing public library facilities in Nairobi, aiming to improve educational resources and community access in Kenya.

The NSE reached an all-time high market capitalization of Sh4.13 trillion, primarily driven by strong performance in banking, energy, and insurance sectors.

The Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi successfully performed a landmark robotic ablation surgery, marking a significant milestone for advanced medical technology in East Africa.

Some argued that Kenya has the talent but lacks the money, equipment and infrastructure needed to turn good ideas into productive productions that can compete beyond the local market.

Community members in Nairobi's Karen area have voiced strong opposition to ongoing discussions about the Riruta-Ngong railway expansion, citing unresolved concerns regarding the project's feasibility study.

Mr Khalwale said Luhyas are known in Nairobi as cooks, watchmen, janitors, caretakers and...

Governor Fred Matiang’i’s administration reports that the flagship market renovation is nearly finished, marking a major milestone in the capital’s broader informal settlement upgrading program.

During the Besigye trial, a witness testified that crucial evidence from Nairobi had been lost, raising questions about the ongoing legal proceedings.

A delegation of CAF officials is expected to arrive in Kenya tomorrow to inspect facilities for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Nairobi.

Nairobi, Kenya, is preparing to host the second East African Community (EAC) regional education conference, bringing together stakeholders to discuss educational advancements and challenges in the region.

KCB and I&M are at the forefront of a banking rally on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), as stocks surge following strong earnings reports.

Traders in Marurui, Nairobi, are counting significant losses after a devastating fire destroyed property estimated to be worth millions of shillings.

Kenyans took part in a walk in Nairobi aimed at promoting mediation as an alternative route to justice.

NACADA has conducted raids in Nairobi and Nyakach, leading to the seizure of more than 27,000 litres of illicit alcohol.

Electric buses are becoming a common sight in major African cities like Nairobi, Dakar, and Addis Ababa, with the continent benefiting from global advancements in EV technology.

Music talent in Nairobi is set to benefit from new mentorship programs and increased funding as private investment in the city's music scene continues to grow, fostering artistic development.

Authorities in Nairobi have issued a seven-day public notice for 59 unclaimed bodies, urging relatives to come forward.

Nairobi's transport infrastructure is undergoing a significant transformation with investments exceeding Sh200 billion in new bypasses, expressways, and interchanges.

Jane Changawa, a former domestic worker, has transformed her life into a model urban farming enterprise in Nairobi, supplying vegetables and providing training opportunities.

Preparations are complete for Fally Ipupa's concert in Nairobi, with ticket prices ranging from Sh8,000 for regular admission to Sh40,000 for VVIP access.

Diesel prices in Kenya have decreased by Sh5, bringing a litre to Sh217.86 in Nairobi, while petrol and kerosene prices have held steady.

The Nairobi County Assembly has passed a motion compelling Governor Sakaja's administration to tackle Sh81.8 billion in pending bills within 90 days, offering relief to suppliers.

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna promised to revert Mumias Sugar Company to public ownership if elected President, accusing Deputy President Ruto of allowing private millers to take over state-owned sugar firms.

Gachagua's deputy, Malala, has endorsed Sifuna for president in 2027, as the Nairobi senator seeks backing from Oparanya.

Tosh Gitonga, the filmmaker behind 'Nairobi Half Life,' has requested the court's permission to settle a Sh10,000 amount through monthly installments, stating he can only afford that sum.

Residents of Kileleshwa have turned to Sifuna regarding Nairobi's development policy, expressing concerns that while the city's skyline is growing, essential infrastructure like roads, sewers, and drainage are not keeping pace.

Fans gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, to celebrate country music, a genre that is gaining increasing appreciation among Africans.

A humorous reflection on marriage and the cost of wedding rings in Nairobi is sparked after a friend pays a significant amount for a ring repair.

Complaints regarding the rehabilitation of pavements and walkways in Nairobi's Central Business District have escalated to the Nairobi County Assembly, with MCAs questioning Governor Sakaja's cabro project.

A secret meeting successfully sabotaged a plot to bomb President Moi’s State House, with pilots performing aerobatics over Nairobi before dumping bombs in Mount Kenya Forest.

The primary challenge facing Nairobi is identified as a lack of political commitment to actualize existing plans, rather than a shortage of ideas.

Police in Kenya have announced the uncovering of a sophisticated criminal network responsible for a recent surge in robberies across Nairobi.

The long-awaited Nairobi metro project is reportedly becoming a reality, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion for the city's over five million residents.

Nairobi County has been ordered to pay Sh218 million to ICT supplier Technobrain, resolving a dispute that arose from a 2020 deal for a revenue management system.

Nairobi Senator Sifuna is highlighted as a significant disruptor in the political landscape, impacting both President Ruto's camp and the opposition's plans.

Professor Stephen Kiama recounts the dramatic events, lies, and betrayals that preceded his removal from the position of Vice-Chancellor at the University of Nairobi.

A new study is evaluating the effectiveness of an AI tool used by medical workers in a Nairobi clinic, which promises to provide a 'second pair of eyes' for clinicians.

Nairobi is grappling with a severe budget crisis caused by a bitter political deadlock between Governor Sakaja's executive team and Members of County Assembly (MCAs), bringing the city to its knees.

The Kenyan Senate is pushing for the suspension of an Sh88 billion deal for Nairobi, signed between President Ruto and Governor Sakaja in February 2026.

Professor Ayub Gitau, the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nairobi, is confronted with a Sh12 billion debt, ongoing strikes, and declining institutional rankings, stemming from inadequate funding and unpaid liabilities.

The incoming Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nairobi, Prof Gitau, acknowledges deep internal rifts and outlines plans to revitalize Kenya's oldest university.

A court has allowed Nairobi County to resume financial operations by unfreezing its bank accounts. This decision follows the disappearance of the county's Finance Chief.

A property owner, Monica Wambui, has applied to join ongoing judicial review proceedings to lift an order that is currently blocking the prosecution of an advocate over the sale of a Sh45 million Nairobi villa.

A discussion highlights the imperative for Kenya to elevate Nairobi's cleanliness and green spaces to align with First World country standards, emphasizing the need for proactive state action.

Protesters attempting to enter Nairobi's Central Business District for Saba Saba demonstrations were reportedly barred, drawing comparisons to the 1990 struggle for multi-party democracy. The event highlights ongoing tensions and the cost associated with restricting public gatherings.

Nairobi is under heavy security and police road checks ahead of the planned Saba Saba protests, which police declared illegal, citing no received notice. However, organizers have stated their intent to proceed with demonstrations to press for justice for victims of enforced disappearances. The day is anticipated to be marked by sadness rather than celebration.

Kenyan police have declared any gatherings planned for Saba Saba as illegal and announced that vehicles entering the Nairobi CBD will be screened.

Residents of Pangani, Nairobi, have protested after early morning demolitions of their homes, leading to disruptions on the Thika Superhighway.

The African IPO market is experiencing a surge, highlighted by Family Bank plc's listing on the Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) on June 23, 2026, with 1.66 billion shares.

Nairobi City Hall faces a looming cash crunch as a budget dispute pits Governor Sakaja against Members of County Assemblies (MCAs). The impasse means the county will operate under emergency provisions as it enters the new financial year.

In Nairobi’s Mathare settlement, a Kenyan psychologist and a Chinese content creator are empowering women to inspire children to pursue their dreams.

Nairobi County's wage bill has risen by Sh1.3 billion, a change linked to the adoption of accrual accounting, according to a Controller of Budget report.

Eugene Wamalwa has stated that abductions have returned, with Nairobi identified as the epicenter of these incidents.

Kenyan police sealed off parts of Nairobi and dispersed a group attempting to mark the second anniversary of deadly protests. The action aimed to prevent gatherings commemorating the 2024 demonstrations.

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Kenya has reached a $1.2 billion agreement with China for the expansion of Nairobi's airport. The China Road and Bridge Corporation will be responsible for undertaking the expansion project.

The 2026 edition of the 'Lab Innova for Africa Luca Attanasio' project, a technical and managerial training course promoted by the ICE Agency, has been inaugurated in Nairobi, Kenya.

Fathers across Nairobi are sharing their perspectives and experiences, reflecting on the diverse realities and challenges of parenthood.

Families in the Mukuru informal settlement are raising concerns over the lack of available subsidized housing units, despite many having already committed significant savings toward the government's affordable housing program.

The utility provider has announced widespread water disconnections affecting residents in the Utawala area, raising concerns about infrastructure management and service reliability.

Authorities and the national chamber of commerce have launched a joint initiative to eliminate bureaucratic bottlenecks and stimulate economic growth within the capital.

The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) detained three individuals in Nairobi's Jericho neighborhood during an operation targeting the sale of illicit alcoholic beverages.

Governor Sakaja's 'Dishi na County' initiative is approaching 100 million shillings in expenditure, with automated chapati-making machines streamlining meal distribution for schoolchildren.

Traffic safety advocates and city planners are evaluating the feasibility and impact of implementing a strict 30km/h speed limit across Nairobi to reduce accidents and improve urban mobility.

The National Transport and Safety Authority arrested 30 pedestrians in Nairobi for failing to use the designated Allsops footbridge, highlighting ongoing efforts to enforce traffic safety regulations.

A young learner from Wajir secures a pivotal opportunity to pursue higher education in Nairobi, marking a transformative step in her academic journey and community aspirations.

Property owners across Nairobi and other Kenyan towns are adding floors and rooms to existing structures, sparking legal disputes and community pushback over safety and zoning compliance.

The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse confiscated 868 fake liquor bottles in Eastleigh, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illicit alcohol distribution.

A Nairobi judge dismissed a petition to wind up a jointly owned business, ruling that the breakdown of a marital partnership does not justify dissolving a financially viable company.

The Nairobi County Assembly has officially approved Dr. Waikenda to assume the role of County Secretary, marking a key administrative appointment for the region.

Nairobi Governor Sakaja has established a dedicated board of experts to lead a comprehensive green initiative aimed at transforming the city's waste collection and recycling infrastructure.

Billionaire Aliko Dangote’s decision to build an oil refinery in Lamu has sent shockwaves through the region, exposing long-running tensions between Nairobi and Dar es Salaam over oil projects.

A man has been fatally stabbed during an altercation in Kayole, Nairobi.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has declared his intention to appeal a Sh385 million tax ruling by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) stemming from a financial records dispute.

Nairobi Governor Sakaja clarified that new film charges are aimed at large productions and will not apply to TikTok creators or street photography. This statement brings relief to content creators and photographers who feared being subjected to the new licensing fees.

A vehicle burst into flames on the Nairobi Expressway, causing an incident that likely led to traffic disruptions. Details regarding the cause of the fire or any casualties were not immediately available.

A 19-year-old man tragically drowned in a swimming pool at an apartment complex in Nairobi, Kenya.

An investigation reveals the mechanisms of political patronage in Nairobi, including bursary money, cash handouts, and appeals to clan loyalty, used to sway votes.

Sudanese activists residing in Nairobi are navigating the complexities of newfound freedom while also dealing with issues of mistrust within their community and broader environment.

A tragic accident on the Nairobi-Mombasa highway has resulted in three fatalities and 14 injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene of the crash.

Jambojet is preparing to re-enter the Nairobi-Entebbe flight route, marking its return after a six-year hiatus. The airline's resumption of services will offer more travel options.

A graduate has won Sh3 million after the University of Nairobi mistakenly omitted her name on graduation day. The settlement was reached following the error.

East Africa's largest stock exchange, the Nairobi Securities Exchange, plans to introduce a variety of exchange-traded funds to meet growing investor demand.

Nairobi County employees' union has warned that staff could stop reporting to work if their wages are not paid, potentially leading to chaos in the city.

Nema and Nairobi County have been ordered to inspect Club 213 following a resident's complaint about sleepless nights caused by loud music from the establishment.

Member of Parliament George Aladwa has conveyed demands to the UDA party, seeking the Deputy President, Nairobi Governor, and Nairobi Senator positions.

Club 213 Lounge & Restaurant in Lavington is facing legal action, having been sued by Mr. Onyango, Nairobi City County, and Nema over complaints of loud music.

Nairobi's high-rise zoning regulations are facing a legal challenge in the Supreme Court, where a five-judge bench is hearing arguments from lawyers representing local residents.

The Italian Ambassador to Kenya hosted an awards ceremony in Nairobi for East African digital startups that were finalists in the 'Hero' acceleration program.

Judges have frozen transactions on a contested piece of land in Nairobi as rival parties continue to battle over its ownership.

An opinion piece argues that Africa's primary challenge is not a lack of resources but rather the absence of a strong leadership philosophy.

African trade union leaders and climate negotiators have gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, for a three-day summit to develop a unified continental position on energy sovereignty and green industrialization ahead of the COP31 climate negotiations.

Nairobi's Sh250 million Green Park terminus is reportedly under the control of youths connected to the county's top leadership, raising concerns about its management.

Raila Junior, son of a prominent political figure, is reportedly working to woo communities that formed the backbone of his late father's stronghold in Nairobi, aiming to inherit his political base.

A criminal syndicate operating in Nairobi has been exposed for perfecting a brutal supply chain where stolen donkeys are slaughtered, and their meat ends up on dinner plates.

Kenya is mourning the death of Vijoo Rattansi, who made history in 2013 as the first female Chancellor of the University of Nairobi.

Nairobi Governor Sakaja has informed the court that he has nominated Wakienda as his Nairobi County Secretary, stating compliance with a previous court order.

The first TEDx conference took place at the international school run by the Italian NGO Still I Rise, located on the outskirts of the Mathare slum in Nairobi, Kenya.

International Cowboy Day, observed annually on the fourth Saturday of July, celebrates the history, culture, and legacy of the American West, with a growing following in Kenya and other parts of Africa, including recent celebrations in Nairobi.

Investors in Nairobi are losing millions in off-plan housing projects, with many falling victim to schemes packaged as cheap sales.

Professor Kiama, the former University of Nairobi boss, revealed he learned of his dismissal through WhatsApp and detailed President Uhuru Kenyatta's alleged involvement in his troubles and his fight to regain his position.

A new study is evaluating the effectiveness of an AI tool used by medical workers in a Nairobi clinic, which aims to provide clinicians with "second sight of eyes." The research assesses whether patients benefited from the AI-assisted diagnoses.

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is reportedly eroding the influence of regional political bigwigs, with several opposition leaders shifting their support towards him.

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna's removal as Deputy Minority Whip is highlighted as the latest setback for the outspoken politician, stripping him of power, influence, and privileges.

Madam Doris Adjei, Managing Director of Zoomlion Ghana Limited, embarked on a strategic working visit to Kenya as part of the company's broader vision to advance environmental sustainability and strengthen regional operations, focusing on transforming Nairobi's waste management.

A Nairobi mother's attempt to teach her son cooking led to a frustrating realization that schoolbooks may be inadvertently fueling gender stereotypes.

Investigators are probing allegations that Sh17 million in union dues from Nairobi Water was embezzled by officials of the Cotu branch.

Abubakar Zein, a former member of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), has passed away in Nairobi, with his death confirmed by party leader Kalonzo Musyoka.

Despite homosexuality being illegal in Kenya, a vibrant underground LGBTQ+ community exists, with an NRK report highlighting a queer church in Nairobi.

Rising star Chris Barr made the difficult decision to leave his weaving career behind to pursue a path in Nairobi's competitive music industry, overcoming fears of judgment.

At the DialogueNEXT Africa conference in Nairobi, participants highlighted that outdated regulatory frameworks are significantly hindering growth and innovation within the agriculture sector.

The author shares experiences with an unconventional diet, having eaten everything from rabbit farms in Nairobi to snail curries and Ugandan grasshoppers.

A man in Nairobi, known as the 'Nairobi birdman', shares his home with rescued birds after experiencing homelessness, a practice that experts warn carries certain risks.

Police in Nairobi, Kenya, fired on demonstrators protesting the recent abduction of two individuals by security forces, resulting in one death and two injuries.

A report highlights the 'toilet gap' in Nairobi offices, where inadequate facilities often force female staff to seek external options, underscoring a broader issue of workplaces failing women.

A lawyer in Nairobi has filed a petition seeking to stop the implementation of new and controversial traffic rules introduced by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). The urgency application for the petition is currently pending directions.

Acting on intelligence reports, police mounted roadblocks that transformed Nairobi into a...

Kenyan police have sealed off key roads in Nairobi and mounted a huge security operation to prevent Gen Z protests marking two years since a landmark uprising. Protesters are demanding justice for over 80 people killed during demonstrations in 2024 and last year.

MP Shah Hospital, a busy private hospital in Nairobi, has been suspended from the Social Health Authority (SHA) due to allegations of illegal patient charges.

The Nairobi police boss stated that any planned Gen Z protest or gathering is illegal because the police have not received official notification of such an event.

A rift within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is deepening, with the Oburu and Sifuna camps battling for control of party strongholds. The Sifuna-led Linda Mwananchi faction is expected to declare its stance at an upcoming forum in Nairobi.