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AI agents raise new security challenges for Kenyan businesses
Businesses using AI agents to automate email, records and workflows must tighten permissions and add approval steps to guard against prompt‑injection attacks.
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Raila Junior showcases diversified farm on TikTok, featuring rabbits, tomatoes, maize and mangoes
In a TikTok video posted on 22 October 2026, Raila Junior gave a guided tour of his expansive farm, highlighting rabbit hutches, …
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Health Ministry launches 24‑hour response desk at Eastleigh building collapse site
The Ministry of Health has set up a round‑the‑clock desk in Eastleigh to coordinate medical aid, verify information for families and support …
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Media and Digital Platforms Urged to Collaborate on Truthful Content at Nairobi Trust Summit
At the third day of Nairobi’s Trust Summit, media leaders and digital platform representatives called for joint efforts to verify information and …
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High Court grants Nicco Movers conditional clearance to run inspected minibuses after 159‑vehicle shutdown
A Nairobi High Court order allows Nicco Movers to operate only those minibuses cleared by NTSA, following a licence suspension linked to …
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Bamburi Cement Wins Driver Safety Award and Two Runner‑up Prizes at AA Kenya Road Safety Awards 2026
Bamburi Cement Plc was named winner of the Driver Safety and Wellness Award and secured second place in both the Best Corporate …
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BLUETTI unveils pay‑as‑you‑go solar kits for Kenyan households and businesses
Chinese clean‑energy firm BLUETTI showcased PAYGO solar and storage solutions at the Canton Fair, outlining how Kenyan customers can spread payments and …
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Kisumu Magistrate Convicts Three Family Members in Ksh113.2 Million Fraud Case
A Kisumu court found three relatives guilty of diverting over Ksh113 million from a wholesale distributor, with sentencing set for 29 October …
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Study Links Soft‑Drink Caffeine to Shorter Sleep and Small Brain Changes in Children
Research on 9,632 nine‑to‑11‑year‑olds finds higher caffeine intake, mainly from soft drinks, is associated with reduced sleep, modest cortical differences and later …
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Somali-American rescues 19 schoolchildren after bus driver collapses in Saint Paul
A 27‑year‑old Somali man in Saint Paul, Minnesota, jumped onto a moving school bus and stopped it, preventing injury to 19 students …
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DRC launches TUMAINI Ebola vaccine trial targeting Bundibugyo strain
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has begun vaccinating participants in Bunia as part of the TUMAINI study to test existing Ebola …
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Nguruman farmers benchmark Perkerra irrigation practices in three‑day exchange
Nguruman Irrigation Scheme farmers spent three days at Perkerra Irrigation Scheme learning water management, agronomy and market strategies to boost productivity.