President William Ruto has voiced his deep concern regarding the increasing number of unemployed youth in Kenya, emphasizing the urgent need to create opportunities for this demographic.During his public engagements, Ruto noticed a significant presence of young people, which he considers a major issue that demands attention. He highlighted the
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Clergy Condemn Attacks on Foreign Traders
Inter-Religious Council of Kenya has firmly denounced the hostility directed towards foreign nationals, particularly Burundians, amidst the ongoing dialogue regarding the role of foreigners in Kenya’s small business sector.The Council urges Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen to prioritize the safety and protection of foreigners residing in the country.Simultaneously, the clergy
Mudavadi Clarifies Kenya’s Foreign Trader Rules
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has clarified that Kenya is not implementing a blanket ban on foreign nationals engaging in small-scale businesses. Mudavadi explained that President William Ruto’s recent directive aims to ensure that foreign small-scale traders operate in accordance with the East African Community Common Market Protocol and Kenyan
Nyoro Defends PPK, Rejects Claims of Splitting Mt Kenya Vote
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has firmly dismissed claims that his People’s Party of Kenya (PPK) serves as a government initiative aimed at fragmenting the Mt. Kenya vote and undermining Rigathi Gachagua’s support base. Instead, Nyoro emphasizes that his new political platform seeks to broaden the opposition by providing an alternative
Gachagua Links Magadi Dispute to Lithium, Oil Discoveries
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has connected the challenges facing Tata Chemicals’ Magadi operations to recent discoveries of lithium, oil, and gas in the region. He has expressed concerns that the government aims to seize control of land believed to be mineral-rich.During a community engagement in Spokane, Washington, on Sunday,
Burundi Businesses Push EAC to Remove Trade Barriers and Cut Costs
Burundi's private sector has urgently called for decisive actions to eliminate non-tariff barriers (NTBs), reduce logistics costs, and enhance the business environment. These measures aim to unlock greater trade and investment within the East African Community (EAC).This call to action emerged during the EABC CEO–Trade & Investment Roundtable in Bujumbura,
Ruto, First Lady Join Thousands at 2026 Rhema Feast in Nairobi
On Friday, President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto joined thousands of Christians at Uhuru Park, Nairobi, for the annual Rhema Feast.This non-denominational gathering unites believers from diverse backgrounds for worship, prayer, and spiritual renewal. The event, which commenced on August 31, concludes today, September 4.The gathering drew a
Wajir West MP Yusuf Farah Backs Ruto 2027 Re-Election Bid
Wajir West MP Yusuf Mohamed Farah has passionately encouraged residents to rally behind President William Ruto's re-election campaign for the 2027 General Election, highlighting the significant development initiatives underway in Northern Kenya.During a recent community gathering in Wajir West Constituency, Yusuf emphasized that the Kenya Kwanza administration has launched
Kenya, DRC Move to Enhance Truck Driver Safety and Trade
The journey from the Mombasa port to the Democratic Republic of Congo represents more than just a long-distance drive for many Kenyan drivers; it signifies a vital source of livelihood. However, this journey can quickly transform into a source of anxiety when unforeseen events, such as accidents or confrontations, turn
Maraga Report Puts Ruto Police Reforms Under Fresh Scrutiny
President William Ruto's administration is currently under increased scrutiny regarding the pace and scope of police reforms, following the release of a report by former Chief Justice David Maraga. This document, delivered to Ruto in November 2023, has already influenced changes in officer pay, promotions, and human-resource management.The report recommends