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Huduma Kenya Sets Ksh210 Fee and 14‑Day Wait for Lost Birth Certificate Replacement
Replacing a lost Kenyan birth certificate now costs Ksh210 and takes up to two weeks, with applications processed through the eCitizen portal.
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Kenyatta University reports cholera cases, issues detailed food‑safety advisory for students
Kenyatta University confirmed several cholera‑related illnesses among students and released a memo urging safe food, water and hygiene practices to curb further …
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Education groups urge swift government action on stalled tertiary funding
Stakeholders demand immediate release of university and college funds, warning families are turning to informal lenders as disbursements lag.
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Biochar Industrial Group secures $1.5 million to convert African farm waste into carbon credits
Biochar Industrial Group has raised $1.5 million in pre‑seed funding to install pyrolysis units at food‑processing plants, turning waste into biochar and …
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Kenya uses trade talks and golf tournament to mend three‑year rift with the DRC
Kenya’s embassy in Kinshasa hosted a Kenya Week and golf event to revive trade links and people‑to‑people ties after a diplomatic chill …
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Kenya Meteorological Service forecasts light rain and cooler weather in several counties Sep 20‑24
The Kenya Meteorological Service predicts light to moderate showers and intermittent cold, cloudy conditions across Nairobi, Kiambu, Nyeri, Wajir and other counties …
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Kenya’s mobile money accounts hit 54 million as registered agent count falls
Mobile money subscriptions rose to 54 million in Q2 2026, while the Communications Authority recorded a 5.6% drop in registered agents, reflecting …
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Kenya’s .KE domain registrations reach 129,140 by June 2026
The Communications Authority reports 129,140 .KE domains were registered by the end of June 2026, a modest 3.7% rise from March and …
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Kenya’s mobile market hits 88 million SIMs as smartphones become two‑thirds of devices
By June 2026 the Communications Authority recorded 87.99 million SIM subscriptions and 52.26 million smartphones, reshaping data demand and service opportunities.
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Early Reading for Pleasure Linked to Stronger Brain Development and Better Mental Health
A U.S. study of over 100,000 children finds that reading for pleasure from ages two to nine is associated with improved cognition, …
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Safaricom’s mobile‑subscription share climbs to 69.8% as market expands
Safaricom’s share of Kenya’s mobile‑subscription base rose to 69.8% in Q4 2025/26, while its broadband and mobile‑money shares slipped slightly amid a …
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Senator Edwin Sifuna promises replacement vehicle for Homa Bay taxi driver injured in rally violence
Senator Edwin Sifuna has pledged to replace the burnt Subaru Legacy of taxi driver Steven Otieno, who was injured and left without …