A TransUnion survey says 80% of Kenyans were targeted by digital fraud in the first three months of 2024, with vishing the most common scam at 45%.

Former Cabinet Secretaries face uncertainty after President Ruto dissolved his Cabinet, keeping only Musalia Mudavadi, following the Finance Bill 2024 protests.

Crowd trouble at Cardinal Otunga, Mosocho postponed the Nyanza secondary schools boys' football opener between Agoro Sare and Kisumu Day until Thursday.

Soko, Kenya's second-largest flour brand and Nairobi's leading one, shows how a shared meal made with maize flour brings families and communities together.

Aleph Hospitality signs a management deal with Alloy Bar & Lounge in Nairobi, a 2,700 sqm venue for up to 1,000 guests, as it targets 50 hotels by 2027.

President William Ruto has mourned High Court Judge and JSC member David Majanja, praising his integrity, sharp legal mind and service to the Judiciary.

Bishop Allan Kiuna, regarded as the father of prosperity gospel in Kenya, has died aged 57 after a long battle with cancer. Burial is set for July 17.

Tourism PS John Ololtuaa credits President Ruto's foreign state visits for a rise in Kenya's tourism, speaking at a Diani beach cleanup in Kwale County.

Mombasa and Taita Taveta agree a joint task force to resolve the Mwembe Tayari matatu parking dispute, with recommendations due in seven days.

From X Spaces engagements to fibre expansion, see how Kenya's ICT push under the Bottom-Up Agenda is widening digital inclusion and participation.