KCSE 2025 shows gains, but deep disparities persist as students weigh next steps
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 12 — The 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results show modest improvements
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Author: Chemtai Kirui
Ruto launches KSh 173 million NYOTA grants for youth entrepreneurs in Mt Kenya
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 12 — President William Ruto on Monday launched the disbursement of KSh 173.2
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U.S. withdraws from dozens of U.N. and global bodies, raising questions over future cooperation
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 9 — The United Nations (UN) is facing renewed uncertainty over funding and global
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KCSE 2025 results released as nearly one million candidates await next steps
By Chemtai Kirui Results mark one of the final cohorts under the 8-4-4 system as placement and funding decisions
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Hotter, drier January ahead as Kenya Met warns of heat, water and food stress
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 8 — Large parts of the country are heading into a hotter-than-average
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Economy grows on mining and construction rebound, households still feel the squeeze
By Chemtai Kirui GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth accelerated in the third quarter, but high food, fuel
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Court battle over rice imports exposes drought-driven food system strains
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 7 — A legal battle over rice imports has become a flashpoint for broader
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50,000 Kenyan youths to receive KSh 22,000 NYOTA grants starting Jan. 8
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 7 — The government will begin disbursing business start-up grants under the National
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Spa Meets Forest in the Heart of the Aberdares
By Chemtai Kirui Rain falls lightly at the foot of the Aberdares, where white mist drifts over the
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Civil Society Pushes for Farmer-Led Agriculture at Africa Food Systems Forum in Senegal
By Chemtai Kirui Thiès, Senegal — Civil society groups meeting on the sidelines of the Africa
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