Business

For many expectant mothers, financial strain turns a joyful season into a stressful ordeal. The lack of funds for vital ultrasound scans, cherished maternity photoshoots, and essential baby accessories is deeply devastating. Instead of celebrating their pregnancy, these mothers face...

Since late February 2026, prices of eggs in Nairobi have gone up by at least Sh10 per egg. Before, an egg from layers chicken was retailing as Sh15 while that from indigenous chicken was retailing between Sh25-to Sh30. Currently the...

Cereals – Get them in Nyamakima in that kichochoro for Molo matatus. Groundnuts from the market cost Sh190 per kilo, but at Nyamakima they are Sh110. You can also get apples and other fruits at a good price. Diapers and...

In Kenya, where the smartphone has become the primary gateway to the internet for millions, artificial intelligence is no longer a distant Silicon Valley abstraction. It is embedded in messaging apps, mobile banking platforms and social media feeds. With the...

Aviation workers have vowed to continue their strike from next week so as to force their employers address their grievances. The Kenya Aviation Workers Union (Kawu) said that they are demanding permanent and pensionable terms, among other requests. The push...

The government has completed the payment of verified road construction pending bills up to December 2025, following a pledge by President William Ruto to resolve long-standing arrears that have weighed down the construction sector. The Ministry of Roads and Transport...

Next time you are planning to surprise your wife, husband, girlfriend, or boyfriend with cash flowers, know that you are committing an offence. This is a warning by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to Kenyans who have been of...

Liquor traders in Nairobi will no longer be experiencing a tedious process to acquire licenses following the launch of Liquor Pay. The application that was developed by Nairobi county allows traders to apply or renew their licenses remotely thus saving...

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has recently made headlines by putting up for sale approximately 281 tons of old and damaged coins, with a face value estimated at around Sh11.3 billion. This move, announced through a public tender, marks...